Moldova News
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The latest ad for Turkey’s Efes beer features an unmarked brown bottle and the cryptic message: “Even if we don’t see each other, we’ll know.”
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Portugal defeated Russia 1-0 to move into first place in its qualifying group for the 2014 soccer World Cup in Brazil.
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World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said he’s committed to continuing a report that ranks countries based on how business-friendly they are after he received early conclusions of an independent review.
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England rallied for a 1-1 home draw against Ireland in the teams’ first soccer match since their 1995 game was abandoned because of crowd violence.
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Romania, the European Union’s fourth- largest wheat exporter, is forecast to get rain over the next seven days that might ease drought conditions in the main grain- growing regions in the south and east.
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Moldovan Prime Minister Vlad Filat’s government collapsed after losing a confidence vote in Parliament, setting the country on course for early elections unless a new majority is formed by mid-April.
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Aliaksei Yafimau shudders at the memory of the burly thug who threatened to kill his relatives. Yafimau, who installs satellite television systems in Babrujsk, Belarus, answered an advertisement in 2010 offering easy money to anyone willing to sell a kidney.
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Moldova’s economy will return to growth in 2013 as last year’s “transitory shocks” won’t be repeated, central bank Dorin Dragutanu said.
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Moldova said it’s investigating Russian money laundering, becoming the fifth country to announce an inquiry into bank transfers stemming from the biggest tax fraud in Russian history.
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The sugar-beet harvest in Belarus was 4.5 million metric tons this year, 17 percent higher than last year, according to the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies.
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