Ambulance drivers back Bulgarian Health Minister’s stance against attacks on medical teams
Bulgarian medics allied to the Podkrepa medical union were to show their support for Health Minister Petar Moskov by displaying
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Month: December 2014
Ukraine president urges Russia to withdraw troops
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is pleading with Russia to remove its troops from war-torn eastern Ukraine. President Poroshenko made his
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Polish former president admits knowledge of CIA ‘black site’ in Poland
Former Polish president Aleksander Kwasniewski acknowledged on December 10 2014 the existence of the secret CIA prison after Poland had
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Poland’s constitutional court removes kosher slaughter ban
Poland’s constitutional court has overturned a 2013 decision by the country’s parliament, the Sejm, to ban kosher slaughtering in the
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Bulgaria to set up inter-agency group on steps against ‘Islamic State’, foreign fighters
Bulgaria’s cabinet has decided to set up an inter-agency working group at the Foreign Ministry to recommend national steps including
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Bulgarian exports to non-EU countries fall 7.1% year-on-year, trade balance negative
Bulgarian exports to “third countries” – meaning those that are not members of the European Union – were 7.1 per
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Bulgaria, Greece, Romania to link up gas grids in ‘vertical corridor’
The European Union will continue to focus on building up gas grid connections between member states in the wake of
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Mystery of Bulgaria’s missing former security agency chief enters fifth day
Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry still has no information about the whereabouts of Petko Sertov, the former head of the State Agency
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What’s On: Screening of Komandarev’s ‘The Judgment’ with English subtitles on December 17
Bulgarian director Stefan Komandarev’s new film, The Judgment – already an award-winner – is to be screened with English subtitles
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