Russian rocket crashes after launch
A Russian rocket carrying three navigation system satellites fell shortly after lift-off at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on July
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Day: July 2, 2013
Bulgarian vegetable and fruit producers, traders protest against cheap imports
Bulgaria’s Agriculture and Food Ministry is to propose setting up mobile squads to control imports of vegetables from Macedonia, minister
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Greek banks to bid for Hellenic Postbank as sale draws closer
A host of interested buyers are queuing up to purchase Greece’s Hellenic Postbank. The Postbank is fully owned by the
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Slovakia adopts new rules for major investments
Slovakia has adopted new legislation for so-called significant investments. The ruling Smer party describes it as a tool to attract new
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Europe demands answers on NSA bugging claims
European politicians have reacted angrily to claims that the U.S. National Security Agency has bugged European Union missions and tapped
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EU urges Serbia to persist in dialogue with Priština
President of the European Union Council Herman Van Rompuy and Swedish foreign minister Carl Bildt congratulated Serbia on the “historical”
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Will Siderov be unhorsed?
On a day commemorating Bulgarian national hero Hristo Botev, who died during the struggle for liberation from Ottoman rule, the
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Sovereign Order of Malta annual reception
The annual reception, dedicated to St. John the Baptist, of the Embassy of the Sovereign Order of Malta to Bulgaria
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