What’s On: Sofia hosting first ‘Theatres Night’ on September 14
Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia is joining other European cities by hosting its first Theatres Night on September 14 2013. With
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Month: September 2013
Bulgaria reshuffles funds to make a small dent in youth unemployment
The Bulgarian government said on September 11 that it was granting a further 104 000 leva (about 52 000 euro)
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Bulgaria survives Malta scare to keep slim hope of World Cup qualification alive
Bulgaria’s national football team held out against a late rally from Malta to win 2-1 in their latest World Cup
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Polish trade unions set to launch major protest against government
Poland’s three largest trade unions – Solidarity, the All-Poland Alliance of Trade Unions (OPZZ) and the Trade Unions’ Forum –
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Turks wary of government support for Syria strike
Turkey’s army has deployed anti-aircraft missile batteries along the country’s southern border with Syria and the Turkish government has held
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Bulgaria continues preparing for Syrian refugee ‘wave’
There appears currently little chance that Bulgaria will get additional funding from the European Union to cope with the sharply
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Romanian parliament passes stray dogs euthanasia law
Romania’s lower house of parliament voted on September 10 to pass a new law that would give local authorities the
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Liquidation of ‘bad banks’ in Slovenia under question
Slovenian business daily newspaper Finance says in Monday’s commentary there are several major questions open in the wake of the
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Russia Watch: Kremlin denies fathering Syria’s chemical Frankenstein
Lost in the verbal smokescreen that Russian officials throw up around the use of poison gas in Syria is one
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