Greece struggles to reach austerity deal with lenders
Greece is in the midst of tough negotiations with its international lenders on a new round of austerity-spending measures aimed
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Month: September 2012
President confers Bulgaria’s highest honour on outgoing US, Norwegian ambassadors
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev, at ceremonies on September 10 2012, conferred the Stara Planina first class – the country’s highest
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Of memory, monuments, movies, manuscripts, moral high ground and Macedonia
Sofia currently is sending a message to Skopje: Let’s make the hysteria history. In recent days, a number of statements
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Archaeology: Excavations start at last four archeological sites under Via Pontica programme in Bulgaria
Archaeological excavations are starting at the last four archaeological sites under the Via Pontica programme along Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast,
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Bulgaria awaits approval of law allowing naming credit millionaires with communist State Security links
Bulgaria’s Dossier Commission, the body empowered by law to research and publicly disclose the identities of people who were communist-era
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Europe’s eyes on new transparency in election of Bulgaria’s Supreme Judicial Council
Senior European Commission officials will be among those watching live online streaming and public television broadcasts of the process of
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Bulgarian and Israeli governments to hold joint meeting in Jerusalem
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov is leading a Bulgarian delegation to Israel on a visit on September 10 and 11
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Deal by deal, Russia building ties with Asia
Chinese President Hu Jintao announced Saturday more than $150 billion in spending on infrastructure projects as part of efforts to
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Russia’s Rosatom wants to take part in Poland’s n-power plant tender
Russia’s state nuclear energy corporation Rosatom wants to take part in the tender for building nuclear power plant in Poland,
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