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Germany's incoming chancellor Scholz backs mandatory jabs

Their introduction will have to be approved by parliament.

Italy-Serbia: first phase UNHCR-foreign min. plan completed

On exchange of good practices in management migration flows

German constitutional court rules partial lockdown lawful

Habeck, unvaxxed should be banned from "all public facilities"

Germany: inflation +6.0% on the same month a year earlier

The increase is the highest since 1992.

Petr Fiala named new Czech PM by Covid-stricken president

Wheelchair-bound Zeman speaking from behind a plastic barrier

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Germany's next coalition struggles as Covid resurges

Hospitals will reach capacity in the first two weeks of December

Covid: Sebastiani (CNR), in Europe rapidly changing trends

Cases decrease in Bulgaria, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Serbia

Eastern Europe to grow by 5.4% this year, more than expected

WIIW, region will perform better than the Eurozone
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Germany's incoming chancellor Scholz backs mandatory jabs

Their introduction will have to be approved by parliament.

Austria, recidivist anti-vaxxers risk up to 7,200 euros fine

According to the government's draft on compulsory vaccination

Greece plans to fine over-60 unvaccinated

More than 520,000 elderly still not protected
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Business

Germany: economists, Covid will restrain the growth

Five Sages, stagnation in the 4th quarter; DIW, much uncertainty

Germany: inflation +6.0% on the same month a year earlier

The increase is the highest since 1992.

Germany: Ifo business climate index down

Covid and bottlenecks put damper on expectations
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Energy

Energy: expert, hydrogen valley, tool for a green transition

Taccani (University of Trieste), even in terms of job creation

Energy: in N. Gorica, focus on cross-border hydrogen valley

Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia involved in the potential project

Ansaldo Nucleare, contract for 4th gen reactors in Romania

Contract signed for so-called ATHENA experimental plant
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Transport

Serbia: Belgrade's metro works start amid protests

Critics claim lines may endanger water supply
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Life&Culture

Bosnia: nearly half of young people plan to leave country

Population expected to drop to 1.6 million from current 3.5
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Science & Technology

Slovenia: first supercomputer 'Vega' launched in Maribor

Only 13 countries with more powerful systems

Tumors: cross-border project for anti-breast cancer drug

Udine, Veneto, and Slovenia to fight cancer with high incidence
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