What’s next for Sochi’s $50 billion in facilities?
This is Russia’s semi-tropical southern corner, where you can ski in the morning and swim in the afternoon – in
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Month: February 2014
Row in Bulgaria over cost of fence at Turkish border
The cost of 9.6 million leva for a fence at Bulgaria’s border with Turkey to keep out would-be refugees has
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‘Third Platform’ to be discussed at IDC Predictions 2014 conference in Sofia
IT industry analysts are talking — for the third year — about the industry’s remarkable shift to its “Third Platform”
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Ukraine begins work on national unity government
In a special session Sunday, Ukraine’s legislature voted to give the speaker of the Ukrainian assembly temporary presidential power. Oleksandr
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Bulgaria handed tricky draw for Euro 2016
Bulgaria will face familiar foe Italy in its qualifying group H for the 2016 European football championships, with Croatia likely
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President Plevneliev: Visit to Sochi ‘not political’
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev, in Sochi for the final day of the 2014 Olympic Games, said that he did not
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Of hearts and minds and media monopolies
Lyutvi Mestan, leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms, says that Delyan Peevski’s media do not constitute a monopoly
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Tymoshenko: ‘Heroes will never die’
Freed ex-Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko: “My dears, when I came to Kyiv I could not recognize Kyiv – burnt cars,
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Will Putin try to split Ukraine?
Ukraine’s President Viktor Yanukovych has fled the presidential palace and the nation’s capital, taking refuge in his hometown of Donetsk.
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