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Co-ordinated international action is urgently needed to prevent rising food prices from hurting tens of millions of people over the coming months, the heads of the three United Nations food […]
The European Central Bank could act this week to buy the bonds of debt-plagued governments in the 17-nation euro currency zone to ease their borrowing ...
The European Commission (EC) said on September 4 2012 that it had opened formal proceedings to investigate whether Gazprom, the Russian producer and s ...
“I have worked like a galley slave throughout these eight years, morning till night.” Vladimir Putin summing up his first two terms as president t ...
About 50 people from the Armenian community in Bulgaria held a protest outside the Hungarian embassy in Sofia on September 4 2012 against Budapest’s decision to transfer to Azerbaijan military […]
The Hungarian government is calling for the refund of millions of dollars paid out to the US-based Claims Conference to settle Hungarian Holocaust survivors’ demands for reparations, the Ministry of […]
Ten traffic police in the Bulgarian city of Rousse have been dismissed for taking bribes, the senior Interior Ministry official in the city, Svetoslav Purvanov, said. Among the motorists from […]
Bulgaria’s prolonged below-freezing winter temperatures at the start of 2012, followed by scorching hot weather in summer, mean lower grape harvests and likely slight increases in the prices of wine […]
Moody’s Investors Service on Monday lowered its ratings outlook for the European Union from stable to negative, as the bloc struggles to deal with the eurozone debt crisis. The credit […]
