Spirited Ludogorets loses on Champions League debut
Bulgarian champions Ludogorets Razgrad came close to snatching a point against Liverpool in their Champions League debut but lost 1-2
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Month: September 2014
Bulgaria central bank extends CCB administration period for second time
Bulgaria’s central bank said on September 16 that it extended the special supervision period for the Corporate Commercial Bank (CCB)
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Majority shareholder of Bulgaria’s CCB surrenders to Serbian police – report
The majority shareholder in Bulgaria’s Corporate Commercial Bank (CCB), Tsvetan Vassilev, wanted by Bulgarian prosecutors on suspicion of embezzling, has
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Ukraine’s parliament votes to grant self-rule, amnesty to Donbas separatists
Ukraine’s parliament supported on September 16 2014 two draft laws filed by President Petro Poroshenko aimed at temporary settling the
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Air France pilot strike causes cancellation of some Sofia flights
The strike by Air France pilots has resulted in the cancellation of two Paris-Sofia flights and their corresponding return flights
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400 doctors have quit Bulgaria since start of 2014 – medical association
Four hundred Bulgarian doctors have left the country to work abroad since the beginning of 2014, pursuing vastly higher salaries
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Bulgarian village continues ‘war’ over refugee children – but denies racism
A group of refugee children from Somalia and Afghanistan may end up going to school in Sofia after residents of
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What’s On: Exhibition by Spanish photographers ‘The Human Condition’ opens on September 16
An exhibition of photographs entitled “La condición humana” (The Human Condition) by some of Spain’s most renowned photographers is on
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Russian Gazprom vows to deliver minimal gas volumes to Poland
Russian Gazprom is capable of exporting gas to Poland only at the minimal contracted level and not at levels currently
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