NATO warships visit Bulgaria’s Varna after Black Sea exercise
Two NATO warships, Canada’s HMCS Toronto and Spain’s ESPS Almirante Juan de Borbón, are visiting Varna after taking part in
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Month: September 2014
Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant director sacked
State-owned Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH) has fired Ivan Genov as executive director of the nuclear power plant at Kozloduy, reports
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Trio of significant energy deals shaping up in Greece
Important developments in the Greek energy sector are currently unfolding on three fronts. Prime Minister Antonis Samaras announced a hydroelectric
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Bulgarian elections 2014: Court cuts number of polling stations in Turkey
Bulgaria’s Supreme Administrative Court has ordered the reduction of the number of polling stations in Turkey for the October 8
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Screening of ‘The Lives of Others’ to launch 25 Years Free Bulgaria initiative
A screening of German director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s 2006 film The Lives of Others, winner of that year’s Oscar
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Sour year for Bulgaria’s 2014 grape crop
It is not, to crush the skins of the famous film, a Good Year for Bulgaria’s grape crop. If anything,
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About 1.5 million European Jews hide their religion – report
A report by two Jewish groups shows that about 1.5 million European Jews hide their religion, the European Jewish Press
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Ukrainian banks among riskiest, says S&P rating
Standard & Poor’s, a New York-based assessor of credit worthiness, thinks the Ukrainian banking sector is on shaky ground. According
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Why is Putin coming to Serbia, US ambassador asks
“It is not certain yet whether Putin (Russian president Vladimir) will visit Belgrade, but if this happen, why is he
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