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The United States has postponed a meeting with Russian officials scheduled for later this week to discuss the situation in Syria, as Washington weighs its response to allegations that Syrian […]
The infamy of the wall in Košice segregating the city’s Roma community has made it to Brussels with the European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth, Androulla Vassiliou, criticising city […]
Friday, June 21, was the hottest day of the year in Hong Kong – a sweltering 34 degrees. But it was also a hot day for Edward Snowden, the leaker […]
As Bulgarian summer holiday resorts begin announcing discount specials with the advent of September, the first assessments of the performance of the tourist industry this season are beginning to come […]
Electricity distribution company CEZ Bulgaria said on August 26 that ongoing work on a new 110kV line in Sofia could lead to temporary disruptions of service in eight districts of […]
The number of road incidents involving cyclists in Bulgarian capital city Sofia has increased by 30 per cent so far this year, compared to 2012, the head of the traffic […]
The embattled Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) government is pressing ahead with its grasping for a consolidation of power through restructuring of the security services, again setting it on a collision […]
Shalom Sofia, the first festival of Jewish culture in the Bulgarian capital city, will be held on September 15 2013, beginning after the end of this year’s Yom Kippur. Culture […]
A leading German news magazine says the U.S. National Security Agency, NSA, has eavesdropped on the United Nations, penetrating the world body’s internal video conference system to decode data. Der […]
Slovakia’s economy in the second quarter of 2013 posted a 0.9 per cent growth on an annual basis, thus keeping the country out of recession, but the growth is still too […]
