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Analysts warn that the Turkish economy could be heading into a recession.
The Kosovo assembly's quick adoption of laws may hurt the country's legal system, analysts warn.[Reuters].
Analysts warn that the debate could take more than a month.
Austrians are stocking up on weapons,and intelligence analysts warn of an imminent terrorist attack in the United Kingdom.
Analysts warn that increased foreign debt dues would fuel the country's already high unemployment rate.
Rhetoric attacking NATO could damage Serbia's relations with the Alliance andits integration prospects, some analysts warn.
Should that fail, analysts warn, revenue shortfalls could be in store.
America has been roiled by political instability andprotests in recent years, which analysts warn can create fertile ground for extremists.
Analysts warn that a new problem will arise-- proving that you belong to one of these"special" groups.
In its desire to sate the always-hungry domestic military industrial complex,the US risks escalating tensions on the international arena, analysts warn.
Analysts warn however of dangerously unrealistic expectations concerning the speed of the region's integration into the Union.
The stalemate could jeopardise Croatia's chances of wrapping up its entry talks by theend of this year, as planned, analysts warned.
Analysts warn the arrests could spark new ethnic violence in Macedonia before the 15 September parliamentary vote.
Although the country's economy grew by about 7 percent last year, analysts warn this was largely fueled by unsustainable grandiose construction projects.
Analysts warn that while Ankara believes it has the upper hand over the EU on Cyprus, it remains in a vulnerable position.
Although the country's economy grew by about 7 per cent last year, analysts warn this was largely fueled by unsustainable grandiose construction projects.
But analysts warn it's wrong to take those protests as a sign of a wave of anti-Putin fury reminiscent of the Arab Spring.
But the embattled socialist has shown no signs of backing down, and analysts warn that whatever happens over the next two days may not yield a conclusive victory for either side.
Serbian analysts warned on Wednesday(August 15th) that rhetoric attacking NATO could hurt the country's relations with the Alliance.
Still, corruption remains entrenched and is getting worse,according to some polls, and analysts warn that massive infrastructure projects are ripe for contractors to skim off budget funds.
Serbian analysts warned that the current institutional crisis could lead to the government's collapse and early parliamentary elections.
Arguing that the HDZ-- formerly a nationalist party headed by the late President Franjo Tudjman-- had not undergone a real democratic transformation, analysts warned that the new government might soon lose the support of both the public and the international community.
Meanwhile, some economic analysts warn the 16 per cent single-rate tax could cause growth to spin out of control.
Analysts warned that public opinion polls in most countries show little trust in institutions and growing anti-party sentiments.
But Maduro has shown no signs of backing down, and analysts warn that whatever happens over the next two days may not yield a conclusive victory for either side.
Analysts warn that lack of co-operation will hinder foreign direct investments and thus hamper the new government's ability to revamp the economy.
Steps taken so far by the government are unlikely to be sufficient, the analysts warned, noting that the imbalances are largely due to slow privatisation and structural problems in state and socially-owned enterprises.
Analysts warn that if newly elected politicians fail to end the four-year long stalemate, Bosnia and Herzegovina could eventually collapse.
Turkey's economy grew by 4.0% in 2013, but analysts warn of a slowdown after months of turmoil and ahead of presidential elections in August.
However, analysts warn that the public is very sensitive regarding NATO and much needs to be done to change the general climate of opinion.