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Albanias 2014 Power Output Falls 32%

Albania's 2014 Power Output Falls 32%

Albania's domestic production of electricity fell by 32% to 4,726 gigawatthours (GWh) in 2014, the statistics office, INSTAT, said on Monday.

Draghi: Restore Dialogue Between Greece and Creditors

Draghi: Restore Dialogue Between Greece and Creditors

European Central Bank head MarioDraghisays the bank is ready to restore support for Greece's banks if talks between the Greek government and its creditors get back on track.

Merkel - Tsipras Try to Tone Down Differences in Berlin

Merkel - Tsipras Try to Tone Down Differences in Berlin

With information coming from“technical teams” that Greece might run out of liquidity by 8 April, Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, arrived today in Berlin where he will meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel this afternoon.

Russia Ukraine and EU to Hold Gas Talks in April

Russia Ukraine and EU to Hold Gas Talks in April

Russia,Ukraineand the European Commission will hold a new round of gas supply talks next month in pursuit of a deal that could help to defuse wider tensions between Moscow and Kiev.

Sefcovic Pledges EU Funding for Bulgaria - Greece Gas Link

Sefcovic Pledges EU Funding for Bulgaria - Greece Gas Link

Bulgarian prime minister Boyko Borisov said on Friday that European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic had assured him a planned gas link between Bulgaria and Greece would be financed with EU funds.

As EU Summit Ends Tusk Apologetic on Greece

As EU Summit Ends Tusk Apologetic on Greece

An obviously apologetic and tired Council president Donald Tusk closed the spring EU summit by diminishing the importance of the parallel meeting that he organised during the night between the Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras and the leaders of Germany and France, in the presence of the of the ECB president Mario Draghi.

Belgian Anger at the Summit

Belgian Anger at the Summit

Belgian prime minister Louis Michel squarelycriticisedDonaldTusk, the Council president, for his decisiontoorganisea mini-summit between Greece and the big EU members Germany and France on the sides of the spring summit in Brussels, excluding smaller members of the currency bloc.

Croatias Dalekovod Signs Seal in Kosovo Eyes Polish Job

Croatia's Dalekovod Signs Seal in Kosovo Eyes Polish Job

Croatian power transmission equipment maker Dalekovod said on Thursday it has signed a deal with the Transmission System and Market Operator Company in Kosovo, KOSTT, worth over 8.5 million euro ($9.1 million).

Fitch Downgrades Bulgarian Energy Holding to  BB Places on RWN

Fitch Downgrades Bulgarian Energy Holding to ' BB Places on RWN

Fitch Ratings said it has downgraded Bulgarian Energy Holding's (BEH) long-term foreign and local currency issuer default ratings (IDR) and its foreign currency senior unsecured rating to 'BB' from 'BB+', and placed the ratings on rating watch negative (RWN).

Mini Summit on Greece Provides Temporary Relief

Mini Summit on Greece Provides Temporary Relief

With an agreement that may prove once again to be open to interpretation, Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras, German chancellor Angela Merkel, French president Francois Hollande and the presidents of the European Council, the Commission, the Eurozone and the ECB managed, in the early hours of Friday, to avert the worst during their mini summit in Brussels.

Five Days of the Condor

Five Days of the Condor

Greece has reached the point of no return with only two options left;either to compromise or to confront its EU partners, with the government having finally understood the real situation and the Greeks still living in their wonderland.

EU - Russia - Ukraine to Kick Off Gas Talks

EU - Russia - Ukraine to Kick Off Gas Talks

EU, Russia and Ukraine will hold trilateral talks in Brussels on Friday as the current deal is due to expire at the end of the month.