Eastern members face EU fiscal deficit procedure

Visegrad Four's budget deficits come under scrutiny as the European Commission renews the excessive deficit procedure

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Labour unions have called off a general strike in order to continue minimum wage negotiations with the government

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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s historic meeting with opposition leader Ozgur Ozel exposes rival visions for the future

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With risks of reflation running high, central banks in Central-Eastern Europe weigh their options

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The country is struggling with debt repayment problems, currency depreciation and soaring inflation

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Having raised rates for the first time in decades, the BoJ sees a modest wage-price spiral and further rate rises ahead

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Central-Eastern Europe’s economic trajectory since joining the EU holds lessons for the region and potential new members

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Rising financial and legal pressure from Baghdad is further undermining the Kurdistan region’s autonomy

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The government recorded a small surplus in the first quarter, but austerity is further dampening recovery prospects

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