Sacked Bulgarian judges union chief says will appeal, as support pours in
Miroslava Todorova, the chairperson of the judges union in Bulgaria, who was fired by the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) on
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Month: July 2012
Frescoed early Christian tomb found in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv
Archaeologists have uncovered a unique for the Balkan Penninsula frescoed tomb in central Plovdiv, preliminary dated as old as the
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Romania moves to address EU criticism of impeachment referendum
Romania’s two houses of parliament will meet on July 17 and July 18 to discuss legislative initiatives that would clarify
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Bulgaria revives debate on compulsory study of religion in schools
On-again, off-again moves in Bulgaria to introduce compulsory study of religion in schools have taken a new turn with Prime
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Polish government to pump about 119M euro into shale gas R&D projects
The National Centre for Research and Development (NCBiR) and the Industry Development Agency (ARP) announced Wednesday they have signed a
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IMF talks with Hungary to start on July 17
Negotiators from the International Monetary Fund, European Union and European Central Bank are to arrive on Tuesday to begin talks
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High-speed rail line, new sleeping cars coming soon, Bulgaria’s Transport Minister says
Speeds of 140km/h will be possible within days on the revamped Plovdiv to Dimitrovgrad rail line, Bulgaria’s Transport Minister Ivailo
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Summer travellers: Your cell phone could be a financial hand grenade!
If you travel overseas this summer, you may board the plane carrying a financial hand grenade in your pocket –
Read moreBulgaria giving $50 000 funding to UNESCO project to aid children of Syrian refugees
Finance fromBulgaria’s special trust fund will be used to finance a project worth $50 000 to provide for urgent action to
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