Putincare: Russia’s alternative to Obamacare
With Obamacare dividing America, I thought it my patriotic duty to do a firsthand, between the hospital sheets, investigation of
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Month: October 2013
Gazprom launches work on South Stream in Bulgaria – from afar
Gazprom chief executive Alexey Miller and Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski launched the construction on the South Stream gas pipeline
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European Commissioner Georgieva sketches scenarios for Syria
European humanitarian aid commissioner Kristalina Georgieva has sketched two likely scenarios for the way Syria is headed – either a
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Bulgarian student protests continue amid allegations of phone-tapping, threats
Student anti-government protests in Bulgaria demanding the resignation of Plamen Oresharski’s Cabinet entered their ninth day on October 31, with
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Google ‘outraged’ by NSA spying reports
Internet search engines Google and Yahoo have expressed dismay over reports the U.S. National Security Agency secretly broke into their
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EU unemployment flat at 11% in September
The 28-member European Union ended September 2013 with 11 per cent unemployment, seasonally adjusted, unchanged for a fourth consecutive months,
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Kozloduy nuclear plant reactor taken offline again
Unit six at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power station was taken offline again for a second time in three days on
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Bulgarian Red Cross volunteers organise activities for refugee children
Bulgarian Red Cross volunteers started a programme involving interactive games, art classes and sport for refugee children on October 31
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Bulgarian government, BSP flounder to find way out of moratorium muddle
More than a week after Bulgaria’s Parliament approved a resolution proposed by ultra-nationalists Ataka to extend to 2020 the moratorium
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