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The security at Bourgas airport, where a terrorist attack the took the lives of five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian bus driver on July 18, had failed to spot the […]
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the international financial institution that is one of the largest investors in emerging ...
Bulgaria categorically condemns the series of bombings and attacks in Iraq in recent days in which more than 100 Iraqi civilians have died, Foreign Mi ...
The Macedonia name dispute, relations between Serbia and Kosovo and “bridges” to a European future have all been on the agenda of United Nations S ...
Bulgarian Parliament voted at first reading the new amendments to the Forestry Act on July 25, replacing the controversial set of legislative changes that sparked a week’s worth of protests […]
Polish deputies Tuesday rejected proposed legislation to introduce civil unions, a decision welcomed by Poland’s powerful conservatives, who oppose same-sex partnerships, but decried by gay rights campaigners. As both supporters [… ...
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is pledging that the economy in his recession-plagued country can start to grow again by early 2014. Auditors for Greece’s international creditors are in Athens […]
Stock markets and the euro currency dipped Tuesday after the international financial-rating agency Moody’s lowered its credit outlook for Europe’s strongest economy, Germany. New jitters are also surfacing over two […]
