Spells, Herbs and Surgery: Medical Care in a Provincial Balkan ...
Balkanalysis.com, AZ -17 hours ago
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Owing to its specific geographic location in the center of the Balkans, midway on the road between the two significant cities of Nis and Sofia , Pirot very ...
Spells, Herbs and Surgery: Medical Care in a Provincial Balkan ... Russia, Greece, Bulgaria initial Balkan pipeline project co. deal RIA Novosti, Russia - ... Greece and Bulgaria initialed on Thursday an agreement on establishing an international project company to build an oil pipeline across the Balkans. ... |
Three Leopards stuck in Balkan state due to fog Herts 24, United Kingdom - Heavy fog meant that the team, which includes three Leopards players and a coach, are still trapped in the Balkan state. They were desperately trying to get ... |
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Balkan Property Investments, a Dhalia-led consortium of Maltese investors, hosted a presentation indicating the progress on The Balkan Jewel – a residential ...
Seminar on S&T cooperation between the EU and the Western Balkans
Cordis News, Belgium -1 hour ago
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The event will provide a preliminary assessment of the right possibilities to support the Western Balkan countries in their efforts to modernise their ...
Western Balkans: objectives for strengthening research cooperation
Science Business, UK -Jan 10, 2008
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Research actors within the Western Balkans face a number of challenges in gaining the full benefit of participation within EU research programmes and the ...
Innovation: the road to peace in south-central Europe? Western Balkans: Surmounting the obstacles – country by country
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