Businesses complain of power cuts in Sofia as utility renovates network
Businesses and residents in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia are complaining about what they say are lengthy and unpredictable power cuts
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Year: 2012
Archaeology: Excavation of two tombs to begin at Bulgaria’s Perperikon
Excavation of two previously unopened tombs at Bulgaria’s ancient sacred site of Perperikon was to begin on August 15 2012,
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Bomb wounds three near UN hotel in Syrian capital
Syrian state television says a bomb has exploded near a hotel used by United Nations observers in Damascus, wounding three
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Bulgaria’s economy grows by 0.2% in Q2
Bulgaria’s economy grew by 0.2 per cent in the second quarter of the year, a flash estimate by the European
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Bulgaria’s Nova Broadcasting appoints Didier Stoessel as CEO
Bulgaria’s Nova Broadcasting Group said on August 14 that it appointed Didier Stoessel as chief executive officer effective immediately. He
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Russia Watch: Russia wins gold for yachts, palaces and penthouses
With London’s Summer Olympics over, the spotlight and the torch now shift to Russia, host of the Sochi 2014 Winter
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Defected PM: Syrian government near collapse
The Syrian prime minister who defected says President Bashar al-Assad’s government is on the verge of economic and moral collapse
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Romney rallies Republicans with Ryan pick
In his own way, Mitt Romney went bold with his choice of Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin to join him
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Iran welcomes foreign earthquake aid
Iran says it is now prepared to accept foreign aid for the victims of Saturday’s two earthquakes in the nation’s
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