Romania votes to elect new president on November 2
Romanians will head to polling stations on November 2 to elect a new president, with incumbent Traian Basescu stepping down
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Month: October 2014
Film review: Let’s Be Cops
There is nothing good to be said about Let’s Be Cops; there are only different shades of terrible. It is
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Film review: Maps to the Stars
Imagine Keeping Up with the Kardashians, but with more drugs, arson and incest. This is as good a place as
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Film review: A Walk Among the Tombstones
Few people can make recovering alcoholics look as good as Liam Neeson, especially when he plays a man struggling with
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Bulgaria’s coalition drama: GERB ‘ready’ to sign a coalition agreement with Reformist Bloc
Bulgaria could be a step closer to a deal on government that would see a GERB-Reformist Bloc coalition with nationalist
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Bulgaria 38th in World Bank’s Doing Business 2015 rankings
Bulgaria places 38th out of 189 economies in the World Bank’s Doing Business 2015 rankings, having dropped two places in
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Bulgaria has arrested 472 traffickers of refugees since beginning of August
Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry has been concentrating its efforts against human traffickers exploiting the refugee influx, with the country arresting 472
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Ukraine, Russia extend gas deal talks after impasse
Trilateral talks in Brussels to restart the delivery of Russian gas to Ukraine will continue on Thursday after the parties
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Bulgarian Prosecutor-General to request removal of immunity of at least five MPs
Bulgaria’s Prosecutor-General Sotir Tsatsarov said on October 30 that he would be requesting the removal of the immunity from prosecution
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