Bulgaria’s anti-trust regulator accuses Sofia Airport of unfair competition
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) said on July 23 that it found Sofia Airport was engaging in unfair
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Month: July 2013
‘Extended’ reform plan – Bulgarian government’s mystery tour presses on
The Bulgarian Socialist Party government, after approving a Budget revision that will mean a billion leva new debt – a
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New stretch of Bulgaria to Greece Struma Motorway opens
A 14km stretch of the Struma Motorway, part of Pan-European Corridor IV and that when complete in full will link
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Bulgaria’s anti-government protests enter 40th day
The mass public protests demanding the resignation of the Bulgarian Socialist Party government entered their 40th day on July 23,
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Further progress into investigation into Bourgas terrorist attack, Bulgaria says
There has been further progress into the investigation into the July 2012 terrorist attack at Bourgas Airport, in which five
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Ritual slaughter dispute should be taken to Polish Constitutional Court – Minister Boni
The issue of Poland’s ban on ritual slaughter should be looked at the country’s Constitutional Court, Polish Minister of Administration
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Major solar storm could be heading for Earth
With the sun nearing the peak of its 11-year cycle, scientists say a powerful solar storm may be headed our
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European Union should seek stability in the Middle East – Lithuanian foreign minister
As European Union foreign ministers agreed to list the military wing of Hezbollah as a terrorist organisation on July 22
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Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, gives birth to baby boy
British officials say Prince William’s wife, Kate, has given birth to a baby boy, the couple’s first child and the
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