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Slovakia's PM Fico says he wants standard relations with Russia following his meeting with Putin
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Hong Kong-listed Mongolian Mining Corporation posts 1H25 financials
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Orlen to build Poland’s first nuclear power plant
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Czech court approves sale of bankrupt Liberty Ostrava to ex-Minister of Interior Pecina
Hungary warns it may halt electricity exports to Ukraine
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Albania’s Q2 power imports jump 16.5% as hydro output declines
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Slovenia secures €23.4mn for Šaleška Valley heating system transformation
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Serbia begins construction of transmission lines under BeoGrid 2025 project
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Russian thermal coal exports recover in 1H25
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World Bank seems to be having second thoughts about Tajikistan’s Rogun Dam
Ball now in Dushanbe’s court to justify high cost.
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