Poland bans Czech hard liquor after methanol deaths
The Polish government launched on September 16 2012 a one-month ban on sales of strong alcohol imported from the Czech
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Month: September 2012
Hit by Greek and euro crises, Macedonia slips into recession
Macedonia is in recession after reporting two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth, contracting 1.4 per cent in the first
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Bulgarian school year starts on September 17
Education Minister Sergei Ignatov was scheduled to attend the official opening of the new school year at Thomas Jefferson Second
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Bulgarian President Plevneliev visiting Austria
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev is on a working visit to Austria on September 17 and 18 2012, the President’s press
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Plovdiv 2012 Night of Museums and Galleries being held on September 21
The 2012 Night of Museums and Galleries in Plovdiv on September 21 will feature more than six hours of cultural
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Exhibition, jazz concert among events on September 17, Day of Sofia
An exhibition entitled “Europe ancient and modern, ecstatic and magical” (European tales and legends) opens on September 17 2012 at
Read moreInternational Festival of Glass Sofia 2012 opens on September 18
The 2012 International Festival of Glass Sofia, in which artists from the United States, Bulgaria, Israel and the Czech Republic
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Spanish group Cie Delreves set for ‘vertical dance’ at NDK in Sofia
Spanish group Cie Delreves will perform their work Guateque, a “vertical dance” on a facade of the National Palace of
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US publishing of Katyn crime files should encourage other governments to open their archives, US ambassador to Poland says
US Ambassador in Warsaw Lee A. Feinstein said that he hopes that the publication of documents, that has long been
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