Attempt to rescue Bulgarian coalminers at Oranovo continues into seventh day
Rescue operations to reach two miners at Bulgaria’s Oranovo coalmine, where two miners died in an accident on July 16,
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Month: July 2013
Bulgarian President Plevneliev expects further attempts to discredit him
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev, who has taken a positive view of the anti-government protests that have continued daily for more
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Poland’s recovery to strengthen later this year – Moody’s
Poland’s fiscal gap will widen to 4.4 per cent of GDP in 2013 before fiscal consolidation resumes in 2014 to
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Israel, Palestinians set down guidelines for peace talks
Israel and the Palestinians are setting down guidelines for new peace talks brokered by the United States. Israeli Prime Minister
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Bulgaria’s anti-government protesters launch information service
Internet activists among Bulgaria’s anti-government protesters, who on July 22 enter the 38th consecutive day of demands for the Bulgarian
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EC’s Reding in appeal for political consensus in Bulgaria
European Commission Vice-President Viviane Reding, due in Sofia for a July 22 visit that was scheduled to include talks with
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Bulgarian Cabinet to vote on controversial Budget revision on July 22
The Bulgarian Socialist Party cabinet was scheduled to vote at a special meeting on July 22 2013 on a revision
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EU foreign ministers set to add Hezbollah’s military wing to list of terrorist organisations – report
The European Union appeared on July 19 2013 set to put the military wing of Hezbollah on the EU terror
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Hungarian PM: Forget the euro for at least 10 years
Hungary will only consider joining the eurozone when the country’s GDP reaches 90 per cent of that of the euro-using
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