Romania seeks another two year long stand-by agreement with IMF
Romania has successfully concluded its international loan agreements and seeks another two year long preventive arrangement, the Romanian President Traian
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Month: July 2013
Fundamental terms of Poland’s nuclear project agreed
Polish energy giants PGE, Tauron and Enea, as well as copper and silver giant KGHM have agreed on the basic
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Israel condemns Polish ban on kosher slaughter
The rejection by the Polish Sejm (lower house) of a bill allowing ritual slaughter, or shechitah, is “totally unacceptable” and
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OECD foresees high joblessness through to 2014
The Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development says joblessness will remain high in European and other developed nations next year, stalling
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Astronomers detect mystery radio bursts
An international team of astronomers is studying four mysterious and very powerful radio bursts they think may have originated half
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Dutch, Belgian ambassadors speak on ‘values protest’ in Bulgaria
Dutch ambassador in Sofia Karel van Kesteren and Belgium’s ambassador in Bulgaria Anick van Calster became the latest foreign diplomats
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Bulgaria to raise target deficit to 2% in Budget revision
Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry published on July 16 the draft of the planned Budget revision, which will raise the Budget deficit
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June 2013 euro zone annual inflation up to 1.6 per cent, EU up to 1.7 per cent
Euro zone annual inflation was 1.6 per cent in June 2013, up from 1.4 per cent in May. A year
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Two dead, two missing in accident at Bulgarian coalmine
Two miners died and two are missing after an accident on July 16 at the Oranovo coalmine in south-western Bulgaria,
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