ECB confident in euro, no new measures for now
The European Central Bank suggested it might buy the bonds of ailing eurozone economies like Spain and Italy on the
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Month: August 2012
Envoy Kofi Annan resigns amid Syria violence
Kofi Annan says he is quitting his role as the U.N. and Arab League envoy to Syria, as violence from
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Bulgaria asks Interpol for help to identify Bourgas suicide bomber
Bulgarian authorities have asked for the help of Interpol member countries to help identify the terrorist who carried out the
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Romania’s top court delays ruling on impeachment referendum
Romania’s constitutional court decided on August 2 to delay a ruling on the validity of the referendum to impeach president
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Hungarian far-right party ‘Jew’ pressured to step down
A Member of the European Parliament from the far-right party Jobbik came under pressure to resign this week after a
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Bulgarian Government steps in on Vitosha skiing runs dispute
During what proved to be the most snowy winter in a decade, residents of Bulgarian capital city Sofia were justifiably
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ATM skimming devices found on Bulgaria’s Black Sea
Bulgarian law enforcement officials have discovered and seized six skimming devices installed on ATMs on the country’s Black Sea coast
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Olympic Games hurt business in London
The Olympics were expected to bring huge crowds to London, over-burdening the roads and transit system, and providing a boost
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Fighting rages in Syria’s largest city
Fighting in Syria’s largest city, Aleppo, rages on after two weeks of clashes, with activists reporting that rebels used a
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