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China has announced it will respond in kind.
The state commission investigating Djindjic's murder has announced it will publish its conclusions next week.
Iceland has announced it will be boycotting the World Cup this summer.
As part of its years-long effort to reduce reliance on US currency amid a deepening standoff with Washington,Tehran has announced it will start reporting foreign currency amounts in euros rather than dollars.
Germany has announced it will abandon nuclear energy in the coming years.
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HTC has announced it will produce more entry-level smartphone with LTE support in 2015.
The central bank has announced it will“continue its.
Bmi has announced it will be expanding the Paris CDG service from its Bristol hub, with increased frequencies starting from 14 May 2018.
The Department of Education has announced it will contact ITT Technical Institute students about their options.
NATO has announced it will deploy E-3 AWACS Airborne Early Warning planes in Poland and Romania to monitor Ukraine's airspace.
Digital currency exchange mcxNOW has announced it will suspend trading for the next few months, due to overwhelming support requests.
RS has announced it will oppose the new high representative if he is from the United Kingdom, which it claims has an anti-Bosnian Serb bias.
The government of Prime Minister Branko Crvenkovski has announced it will launch long-awaited reforms, and the general expectation is that progress will be made.
Iran has announced it will soon exceed international agreed limits on its nuclear programme.
The Norman Mailer Centre,based in New York, has announced it will award this year's Lifetime Achievement Prize to Turkish novelist and Nobel Laureate Orhan Pamuk.
Google has announced it will appeal the fine, stating that“Android has created more choice for everyone, not less.
The Kosovo Institute for Policy Research and Development(KIPRED) has announced it will pull out of Democracy in Action, a coalition of NGOs.It said the coalition failed to report objectively about problems at the polls.
China has announced it will provide US$15 billion to initiate an electric car industry.
The ruling party has announced it will call parliament for an extraordinary session on the issue.
Twitter has announced it will begin deleting accounts that have not been active within the past six months.
The Albanian government has announced it will investigate the sale of the state-owned firm Albtelecom to a Turkish company.
The Met has announced it will increase the number of armed officers by 600, bringing the total to 2,800.
The Bush administration has announced it will take part in talks with Iran and Syria at two international meetings on Iraq.
Twitter has announced it will begin culling accounts that have not been active for six months.
The Croatian power utility HEP has announced it will invest 29m euros in upgrading old heating pipeline networks in Zagreb and Osijek.
New Zealand has announced it will stop issuing permits for offshore oil and gas exploration.
North Korea has announced it will attempt another rocket launch between Feb. 8 and 25.
New Zealand has announced it will stop issuing permits for offshore oil and gas exploration.
Meanwhile, France has announced it will uphold the ban on genetically modified crops in the country.