Wizz Air seeks troubled AeroSvit’s routes
AeroSvit, which is undergoing bankruptcy proceedings and has abandoned many of its routes, may never get them back. Wizz Air,
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Month: January 2013
Swissport under ‘hostile corporate raider attack’ in Ukraine
Global airport cargo handler Swissport International Limited is accusing its local Ukrainian business partner, Ukraine International Airlines and its owner
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Slovenian government on verge of collapse
Slovenia’s conservative government is on the verge of collapse after a junior partner quit the coalition Wednesday. The Civic List
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‘No alternative to dialogue’ between Belgrade and Priština, Serbia’s deputy PM tells European Parliament committee
There is no alternative to dialogue and pragmatic co-operation between Serbia and Kosovo, Suzana Grubjesic, Serbia’s deputy Prime Minister for
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Bulgaria reopens embassy in Baghdad during Foreign Minister’s visit to Iraq
The Bulgarian embassy in Baghdad has reopened, after a hiatus of close to 10 years, during a visit to Iraq
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Opinion poll projects low turnout for Bulgaria’s nuclear referendum
Between 27 per cent and 37 per cent of Bulgarians intended to vote in Bulgaria’s referendum on January 27 2013
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Bulgarian Cabinet appoints new asset forfeiture commission chief
Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has removed Plamen Dimitrov as Deputy Justice Minister and appointed him as the new chairperson of
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Bulgarian Cabinet approves 30M leva for kindergartens
Bulgaria’s Cabinet approved on January 23 allocating 30 million leva to seven municipalities for major repairs and the construction of
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British PM vows referendum on EU
British Prime Minister David Cameron has announced that if his party wins the next election, he plans to renegotiate the
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