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Czech firm CEZ said that it was creating a new corporate position at its Bulgarian subsidiary, the energy ombudsman, whose job will be to improve the company’s customer relations. CEZ, […]
The College of Cardinals tasked with selecting a new pope for the Roman Catholic Church will begin voting Tuesday on a successor to Pope Benedict The 115 cardinals are attending […]
Ahead of Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev’s March 12 announcement of the line-up of the caretaker cabinet, speculation about who temporarily will take charge of the country has been the game […]
Poland need not choose between investments in shale gas and nuclear power as the country can develop both, PM Donald Tusk said during a press conference in Tallinn. “I will […]
A day after controversial Bulgarian Orthodox Church Plovdiv Metropolitan Nikolai failed to auction off his luxurious wristwatch – attracting no bidders to the starting price of 11 600 leva – […]
The amendments to the Hungarian constitution approved by parliament in Budapest on March 11 2013 “raise concerns with respect to the principle of the rule of law, EU law and […]
The European Union has split over whether to arm Syrian rebels, with international special envoy Lakhdar Brahimi calling again for a political solution to end two years of bloodshed that […]
Bulgaria is to enter a different song in the 2013 Eurovision contest after a copyright problem emerged with the first choice. The song Kismet, performed by Elitsa and Stundzhi, has […]
