Two more victims of Smolensk crash exhumed
Polish military prosecutors said Monday that they had exhumed remains of another two victims of the 2010 Smolensk, Russia, plane
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Month: November 2012
South Stream Hungarian pipeline approval a ‘long-term benefit’
Following the final investment decision being approved for the South Stream gas pipeline from Russia, deputy chairman of the Gazprom
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Russia Watch: Reset the Reset: Can Russia’s Putin make peace with Obama II?
The reset jet no longer flies to Moscow. In March of 2009, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Hillary Clinton,
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Bulgaria controversial judge refuses to stand down in Constitutional Court contretemps
Veneta Markovska, the judge whose election to Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court last month has stirred controversy, has refused to step down
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Bulgaria competition regulator says could probe Sofia taxis for cartel
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) could investigate taxi companies in the country’s capital city Sofia to ascertain whether
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Studio 5 programme: November 17-30
Studio 5 is a different kind of place – far from being yet another cool and posh bar, it is above
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Record Bulgarian lottery jackpot rolls over again
Bulgarian state lottery’s jackpot rolled over in the November 11 draw and is expected to reach 8.5 million leva (4.3
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Ancient and modern: War over Bulgarian Orthodox Church leadership fought on Facebook
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church may have ancient roots, but the fight over its future is being conducted not only in
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Slovenians head for second round of presidential vote after former PM Pahor takes surprise lead
Slovenia’s more than 1.6 million eligible voters will be asked to return to the ballot boxes on December 2 2012
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