Without US funds, UNESCO struggling to stay afloat
Washington’s suspension of dues to UNESCO after Palestine became a formal member last year has left the U.N. agency grappling
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Month: October 2012
Czech Officials deny rumors of Dukovany nuclear power plant closure
The Dukovany nuclear power plant was never at risk of being shut down, despite reports to the contrary in the
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Talks with potential contractors for first Polish nuclear plant underway
PGE EJ, a unit of power group PGE tasked with building Poland’s first nuclear power plant, will conclude the initial
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Škoda makes big inroads into China
When Petr Vávra, a counselor at the Czech Embassy in Beijing, recently spent a couple of days in Lianyungang, a
Read moreFive Disney On Ice shows in Sofia in November
The Disney On Ice – Europe-Let’s Party show will be performed in Sofia’s Armeec Arena on November 9, 10 and
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Police arrest Plovdiv lawyer and a family for attempt to defraud banks of 2M euro
Bulgarian police have arrested a Plovdiv lawyer and an entire family for allegedly attempting to defraud banks of about two
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Bulgarian President nominates Prosecutor-General Velchev to Constitutional Court
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has nominated Prosecutor-General Boris Velchev to the country’s Constitutional Court, the President announced on October 11
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Bulgaria’s Parliament gives ‘amnesty’ to pre-2001 illegal buildings
Buildings put up between 1987 and the end of March 2001 without construction permission will be exempt from mandatory demolition,
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Bulgarian President to begin consultations on Belene referendum question on October 12
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev will on October 12 2012 begin holding talks with political parties on the wording of the
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