Can Ukraine’s two nations stay under one roof?
To understand what is happening in Kyiv today, remember that Ukraine has a larger landmass in Europe than France, the
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Month: December 2013
Ukraine gears up for more anti-government protests
Ukraine’s opposition leaders are calling for a new mass protest on Sunday, while supporters of President Viktor Yanukovych also plan
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S&P confirms Bulgaria’s BBB credit rating, downgrades outlook to ‘negative’
Credit ratings agency Standard&Poor’s said on December 13 that it affirmed Bulgaria’s and short-term foreign and local currency sovereign credit
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Bulgaria reports annual deflation of 1.5% in November
Bulgaria’s consumer price index shrank by 0.2 per cent in November, with year-on-year figure showing 1.5 per cent deflation, data
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Amnesty slams Bulgaria in report on Syrian refugees, condemns ‘Fortress Europe’
In two of the main gateways to the European Union, Bulgaria and Greece, refugees from Syria are met with deplorable
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‘There is a campaign against Dossier Commission disclosures’
The Dossier Commission, which exposes people in Bulgaria who used to work for communist-era secret service State Security, appears to
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Global tourism reaches record in 2013 – World Tourism Organisation
International tourism rose five per cent in the first nine months of 2013 to reach a record 845 million worldwide,
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Four favourites in election of Bulgarian Orthodox Church Varna Metropolitan – report
Four bishops have emerged as favourites in the election of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church’s new Metropolitan of Varna, the first
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Eurozone industrial output slumping
Industrial output in Europe’s euro currency bloc is slumping, new evidence the region’s economic recovery could be stalling. The European
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