Ukrainian voters punished for candidates’ fraud
Asked by sociologists about how they plan to vote, millions of Ukrainians could simply respond: “I can’t travel that far.”
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Month: October 2012
EU rebukes Google on its privacy policy
Data protection agencies in Europe have concluded that Google’s new privacy policy does not comply with the continent’s laws, but
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Iran criticises latest EU sanctions
Iran has criticized the latest round of sanctions aimed at pressuring the country to curb its nuclear program. Foreign Ministry
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Controversial former Bulgarian foreign minister nominated for second EPP term – report
Bulgaria’s ruling party GERB has nominated Roumyana Zheleva, a former foreign minister and failed European Commissioner-designate, for a second term
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M&A corner: EU and government subsidies – boon or bane to SMEs?
One should not look a gift horse in the mouth, as the saying goes, so forgive me if I raise
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EU annual inflation stays flat in September, Bulgarian CPI up
Annual inflation was unchanged in September, both in the euro zone and the European Union as a whole, but the
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Bulgarian Defence Minister Angelov taking fighter jet acquisition plan to Cabinet
Facing Nato member Bulgaria’s continuing shortcoming in fighter jets, Defence Minister Anyu Angelov has revived moves for the country to
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Power substation explodes in Bulgaria’s Bourgas, damaging apartments, shops and cars
An electricity power substation in a residential building exploded in the early hours of the morning of October 16 2012
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‘EU Prosecutor’, new legal definitions among proposals for EU to fight organised crime
A European Union-wide definition of mafia-related crimes, the possibility of seizing criminal assets and using them to benefit the community,
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