Political woes play havoc with economic stability in Serbia

Macedonians will feel the pain in many parts of public life.

Compounding young people's economic woes is their non participation in politics.

Economic woes, including unemployment, are widely seen as contributing to racism and ultra nationalism in Serbia.

Paidika Horia SOS is attempting to address the plight of single mothers through its Family Strengthening Programme.

The Parliamentary Commission on Health, Labour and Welfare has summoned the minister to explain the nation's plight.

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Clarification the financial crisis is not solely to blame for Europe's woes policies in general were not sustainable.

Although the Croatian government is seriously tackling corruption eradication, the plight of citizens is neglected at the judicial institutions.

Experts say the economic woes, the education system and country's troubled past may be contributing factors.

According to its president, Cafer Yüksel, forest villagers have an obligation to do their part in fighting the scourge.

And then we told them the average likelihood of someone like them to suffer these misfortunes.

Once allies of the Milosevic regime, the SRS has sought to capitalise on economic woes in Serbia, as well as resentment over The Hague tribunal and the Kosovo issue.

SETimes The international community has lost much of its leverage in the country, and the global economic crisis has exacerbated BiH's economic and social woes.

We cannot turn a blind eye to this, agreed Medvedev, noting that sanctions against Iran should be smart and not impose hardship on its people.

Ramou's plight is shared by at least 780,000 public workers big pay cuts and big tax hikes demanded by the EU IMF ECB troika in return for the bailout.

He stressed that the teachers he represents do not want to see their woes politicized. The protest was exclusively a social uprising and the government proved to have no response to that.

With Greece's economic crisis, she said the plight of many immigrants has worsened, even as they are often blamed for the country's deteriorating conditions.

The Croatian people have overcome war and hardship to build peaceful relations with your neighbours and to build a maturing democracy in one of the most beautiful countries on the face of the earth, Bush said.

He adds that the global financial crisis should not be an excuse for the economic struggles facing the RS, and that the governing structures are mostly responsible for the entity's fiscal difficulties.

There is adversity and challenge in life, and it's all very real and relative to every single person, but the question isn't whether or not you're going to meet adversity, but how you're going to meet it.

The Committee encourages the European Commission and the Fundamental Rights Agency to assess the vulnerabilities that third country nationals face here and put forward to the Member States active measures aimed at removing them.

While Bulgarians are slightly more optimistic about their personal well being this year, their biggest worries are about inflation, possible loss of income and jobs and other economic hardships as a result of the global financial crisis.

1.4 The Committee encourages the European Commission and the Fundamental Rights Agency to assess the vulnerabilities that third country nationals face here and put forward to the Member States active measures aimed at removing them.

The possibility arises from the conviction that during the last several weeks, the systemic in the European monetary union has increased to a level which reflects negatively the credit rating of the eurozone as a whole, Standard Poor's said.

The health workers' plight ended a week later, when they landed in Sofia on board a French presidential jet, accompanied by France's then First Lady Cecilia Sarkozy and Benita Ferrero Waldner, the EU's external relations commissioner at the time.

It will show also that integration is achievable only by abiding by the principles of democracy, tolerance and the rule of law and this applies especially to Balkan states that have gone through the hardships of ethnic division and conflict, she added.

Hard pressed concession holders might charge higher tolls over a shorter period, inflicting hardship on motorists in a country where the annual per capita GDP was only 5,760 euros in 2007.