Cyprus property deals challenged in the UK
A long-standing dispute over the mortgages sold to British buyers of property in Cyprus has been brought before the UK
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Day: August 14, 2013
Bulgarian Parliament faces ‘protest siege’ as it discusses budget veto
As Bulgaria’s lawmakers prepare to meet on August 16 to discuss the Presidential veto on the Budget amendments passed by
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Europe emerges from double-dip recession
The eurozone’s 18-month double-dip recession has finally come to an end, with the bloc growing three-tenths of one percent in
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Bulgaria’s motor vehicle administration chief arrested
The executive director of Bulgaria’s motor vehicle administration agency, Valentin Bozhkov, has been arrested, alongside 12 other employees of the
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Bulgaria’s economy shrinks by 0.1% in Q2 2013
Bulgaria’s economy shrank by 0.1 per cent in the second quarter of the year, compared to the first three months
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Euro zone officially emerges out of recession
The 17-country euro zone has emerged from recession after 17 months, going by figures released on August 14 2013 by
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Russia’s anti-gay law sparks backlash
Russia will host the Winter Olympics in Sochi six months from now, the World Cup in 2018 and is bidding
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Greek Finance Ministry considers lifting ban on repossession of primary homes
The Greek Finance Ministry’s plans to lift a ban on the repossession of primary homes are threatening to throw the
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Elections ahead after Czech government loses vote
Elections are likely in October after the Cabinet led by Prime Minister Jiří Rusnok lost a vote of no confidence
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