Euro zone could shed further 4.5M jobs by 2016 – UN report
If current economic policies do not change quickly, the 17-member euro zone may lose 4.5 million jobs over the next
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Month: July 2012
Russia sends warships to Mediterranean
For the last year, the Russian government has tried to project an image of neutrality in the increasingly bloody conflict
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Russia hosts talks with Syrian opposition
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is set to host talks Wednesday with the head of the Syrian National Council, the
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Bosnia marks 17th anniversary of Srebrenica massacre
Bosnia-Herzegovina is set to mark the 17th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre of thousands of Muslim men and boys at
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Free sightseeing tours offered in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv
Free sightseeing tours, similar to those in Sofia and Varna, start in Bulgaria’s second city of Plovdiv on July 13
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Ski lifts on Sofia’s Vitosha mountain to resume operations
Ski lifts on Vitosha mountain near Sofia, which were halted last year by the company that holds the concession, will
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Bulgaria’s Food Safety Agency to check cooking oil
Bulgaria’s Food Safety Agency is starting large-scale check-ups of cooking oil used at catering establishments, according to Agriculture and Food
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Sofia’s stray dog control firm hits out at people’s ‘irresponsibility’
Sofia municipal company Ecoravnovesie, which is in charge of regulating the Bulgarian capital city’s stray dog population, has hit out
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Slovak Archbishop’s unexplained sacking prompts dismay, protests
For the first time time since Slovakia became independent in 1993, members of the Catholic congregation have launched public protests against
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