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Greece Warns Funds Would Be Post Mortem After 9 April

Greece Warns Funds Would Be Post Mortem After 9 April

As Eurozone officials warn that discussions with Greece may last until the end of April before an agreement is reached, the Athens government has told its creditors it will run out of money on April 9, according to Reuters.

Double Overtime: Iran Nuclear Talks Extended Again

Double Overtime: Iran Nuclear Talks Extended Again

With even a vague outline of anIrannuclear deal eluding their grasp, negotiators went into double overtime Wednesday night and Thursday morning in a marathon attempt to find common ground for a more important task — forging a final deal by the end of June.

Ukraine Secures 3-Month Discount Gas Deal With Russia

Ukraine Secures 3-Month Discount Gas Deal With Russia

Ukraine’s national oil and gas company Naftogaz and Russian gas monopoly Gazprom have signed a technical addendum to their gas supply contract, extending key elements of the Brussels-mediated “Winter Package” until the end of June 2015, Ukrainian energy officials said on April 2.

Croatian Power Utility HEP Says Hires Advisers on IPO Plans

Croatian Power Utility HEP Says Hires Advisers on IPO Plans

Croatian state-owned energy utility HEP said on Wednesday it has hired Morgan Stanley, Sberbank and the local unit of Italian lender UniCreditas advisers on plans for an initial public offering (IPO).

Montenegro Italys A2A Reach Interim Pact on EPCGs Future

Montenegro Italy's A2A Reach Interim Pact on EPCG's Future

The Montenegrin government and Italian company A2A, as major shareholders in Podgorica-based state-controlled power utility EPCG, have reached an interim agreement that will allow A2A to continue managing EPCG in the next three months, the government in Podgorica said.

EU - Ukraine: €1.8 Bn in Supplementary Assistance

EU - Ukraine: €1.8 Bn in Supplementary Assistance

The Council of the European Union has approved the Commission'sproposalfor newmacro-financial assistance (MFA)to Ukraine. Only a few days after theEuropean Parliament's approvallast Wednesday, this paves the way for swift disbursement of up to €1.8bn in medium-term loans in 2015 (€1.2bn) and 2016 (€600m).

Iran Nuclear Talks Resume After Missing Deadline

Iran Nuclear Talks Resume After Missing Deadline

Negotiations over Iran's nuclear program resumed here Wednesday but were almost immediately beset by competing claims, just hours after diplomats abandoned a March 31 deadline to reach the outline of a deal and agreeing to press on.

Bulgaria’s Solarpro Holding Turns to Net Loss in 2014

Bulgaria’s Solarpro Holding Turns to Net Loss in 2014

Bulgarian provider of products and services for the solar industry Solarpro Holding said on Tuesday it turned to net loss of 993,000 levs ($546,600 million/507,700 euro) in 2014 from net profit of 57,000 levs a year earlier.

Bulgarias Jan Power Output Rises 1.4% M/M

Bulgaria's Jan Power Output Rises 1.4% M/M

Production of electricity in Bulgaria rose by 1.4% on a monthly basis to 4,961 gigawatt-hours in January, the National Statistics Institute (NSI) said on Tuesday.

Merkel Ally Quits Over Approach to Greek Debt

Merkel Ally Quits Over Approach to Greek Debt

Peter Gauweiler, the vice-chairman of the Christian Social Union, sister party to Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union, has resigned from the leadership and the Bundestag.

Merkel Not Worried about Tsipras Going to Moscow

Merkel Not Worried about Tsipras Going to Moscow

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she wasn’t worried that the Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras is heading to Russia next week.She said she andFrench President Francois Hollande“have also been to Moscow and we’re still members of the European Union and stand united.”