EU slams Russia over pressure on former Soviet states
European enlargement commissioner Štefan Füle has criticised Russia for the pressure Moscow has put recently on former Soviet satellites due
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Day: September 12, 2013
Man arrested after car crashes into Turkish embassy in Sofia
A 35-year-old man was arrested in Sofia on September 12 2013 after his car crashed into the Turkish embassy building
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Bulgaria to lodge formal charges in Bourgas terrorist bombings in early 2014 – Prosecutor-General
Bulgaria knows the whereabouts of two of the suspected perpetrators of the terrorist bombing at Sarafovo Airport in Bourgas in
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Bulgaria reports annual deflation of 0.7% in August
Bulgaria’s consumer price index shrank for a sixth consecutive month in August, pushing the annual figures to show 0.7 per
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Bulgaria, EC clash brewing on EU funds management – report
The European Commission has asked Bulgaria to streamline its EU funds management, a request that the government in Sofia does
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Bulgaria to provide two buildings to accommodate 350 Syrian refugees
With capacity to shelter refugees in Bulgaria now exceeded by 25 per cent, with 3600 refugees in the country, the
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Greek unemployment hits new record at 27.9% in June 2013
With jobless people numbering a total of 1 403 698, Greece hit a new negative record in its unemployment rate
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Trade unions start series of anti-government protests in Warsaw
About 20 000 people took part in anti-government rallies on September 11 2013 in Warsaw, organised jointly by Poland’s three
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Greek banks looking to cut staff by 5000 by the end of the year
Following the success of Piraeus Bank’s voluntary redundancy scheme, to which nearly 2200 employees agreed – representing 12 per cent
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