Примери коришћења Also in the news на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It's also in the news.
Also in the news: Faith No More plays in Istanbul and Bourgas.
Also in the news, lunar shuttle heads for the sun and certain disaster.
Also in the news: Burgas, Bulgaria enjoys an international music festival.
Also in the news this week: construction of the longest tunnel in Greece is under way.
Also in the news is the bizarre sex killing of Mary Robert, a 22-year-old receptionist from the Center City area.
Also in the news: hackers attack a number of Montenegrin websites, and German experts unearth a hippodrome in Greece.
Also in the news: the EC investigates Romanian aid to a Ford Motor factory, and Kosovo begins a push for WTO membership.
Also in the news: a Macedonian singer triumphs over"Borat", and a Nepalese cyclist finishes his world tour in Croatia.
Also in the news: About 2,000 Romanians own property on the moon, and Serbian hackers attacked the official website of Pristina.
Also in the news: Croatia's trade deficit increases to 8.74 billion euros, and Kosovo's commercial banks report higher deposits.
Also in the news: Kosovo and Macedonia sign a co-operation pact, and Fiat will begin production in Serbia in March.
Also in the news: the Albanian Energy Corporation gets a 40m-euro loan, and Pepsi buys Marbo Produkt, a Serbian snack manufacturer.
Also in the news: a Macedonian poet receives a Tandem scholarship in literature, and a Greek gymnast wins gold in Milan.
Also in the news: Serbian engineers design the first human sternum implant, and Bilkent University scientists develop a new type of DVD.
Also in the news: Cyprus launched several major infrastructure projects, and the rating agency Moody's confirmed Bulgaria's stable outlook.
Also in the news: Large archaeological excavations begin in Macedonia, and a water conservation exhibit opens in Istanbul.
Also in the news: Thessaloniki will hold an Infosystem fair in October, and three Balkan students won Cisco's NetRiders award.
Also in the news: Serbia signed a co-operation agreement with India, and Solar Integrated Technologies won its first contract in Greece.
Also in the news: the 14th Vukovar Puppet Festival opens, and the Banja Luka cultural centre hosts an international exhibition of miniatures.
Also in the news: the Montenegrin seashore faces serious pollution, and Romania's hi-tech market is expected to reach 7 billion euros this year.
Also in the news: the Bulgarian cabinet approved the construction of two new highways, and Turkey agreed to sell 200MW of electricity to Greece for three months.
Also in the news: Serbian archaeologists unearth artefacts on the site of a medieval city, and the Bucharest City Museum hosts an astronomy exhibition.
Also in the news this week: Macedonia launches an initiative to increase the birth rate and Romanian doctors conduct robot-driven surgery.
Also in the news: Turkey is conducting its first underwater archaeological study, and Romanian police arrest a hacker suspected of breaking into Pentagon systems.
Also in the news: Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria won the Wimbledon Grand Slam, and the European Shotgun Championship opens in Cyprus.
Also in the news this week: Pristina will take part in Music Day for the first time, and Banja Luka hosts its second international short-film festival.
Also in the news: a Macedonian sixth-grader in the United States won an environmental competition, and Albanian businesses can now pay taxes electronically.
Also in the news: Skopje's Old Baazar becomes a cultural monument, and the symbol of Kosovo's independence wins the Golden Drum International Advertising Festival award.
Also in the news: the European Commission will provide Bulgaria 20m euros in financial assistance, and Greek and Turkish authorities launch a joint infrastructure project.