Romanian president Basescu challenges new law on referendum
Romanian President Traian Basescu today lodged a complaint with the Constitutional Court, the country’s highest court, over the amendments brought
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Month: September 2013
Plovdiv’s Soviet ‘Alyosha’ soldier monument draped with red cloak
Residents of Bulgaria’s second city of Plovdiv woke on September 21 to the sight of the landmark giant monument to
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Greece pledges crackdown on ‘Neo-Nazi’ Golden Dawn party
Greece has pledged to crack down on far right party Golden Dawn after it was accused of involvement in the
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Bulgarian prosecutors raid offices as part of Belene investigation
Bulgarian prosecutors and law enforcement raided 17 properties in four Bulgarian cities and towns on September 20 as part of
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World Bank: Bulgaria must boost labour force to counter deteriorating demographics
Bulgaria must expand its labour force and increase productivity in the face of negative demographic trends that will put a
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Azerbaijan signs deals to sell Shah Deniz gas to European consumers
The consortium developing the Shah Deniz 2 gas field on Azerbaijan’s shelf in the Caspian Sea signed contracts to sell
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Tension at refugee shelter in Sofia after death of Syrian woman
Syrian refugees at a shelter in Bulgarian capital city Sofia have asked police to investigate an incident on the night
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Bulgaria faces tough group in European volleyball championship
Bulgaria faces a tough challenge at the men’s European volleyball championship, which starts in on September 20, having been drawn
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Bulgaria’s anti-government protests reach 100th day and to go ‘global’ on Independence Day
Daily anti-government protests in Bulgaria will reach their 100th day on September 21 and will be “global” on September 22,
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