EU, euro zone annual inflation negative in December 2014 – Eurostat
European Union annual inflation was -0.1 per cent in December 2014, down from one per cent in December 2013, EU
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Month: January 2015
IT markets in EU’s CEE countries ‘are warmer than you think’
At first glance, the IT markets of EU member states in Central and Eastern Europe appear to be as cool as the
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Bulgaria reverses railway cutbacks
Bulgaria’s government is backtracking on plans to reduce state railways BDZ train services, transferring 40 million leva (about 20 million
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Bulgaria’s Dimitrov handed easy draw in Australian Open
Grigor Dimitrov was drawn in Andy Murray’s section of the Australian Open, the first tennis Grand Slam of the year,
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Turkey investigating paper over Charlie Hebdo cartoon
Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into a national newspaper for publishing extracts from the latest edition of the French
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EU Parliament accuses Russia of ‘acts of terrorism’ in Ukraine
The European Parliament is accusing Russia of what it calls “acts of terrorism” in Ukraine. Meeting in Brussels, the European
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Cheaper oil best weapon against Russia’s aggression
The strength of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s regime is a derivative of global oil prices — in other words, weak
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Bulgaria invited to host Junior Eurovision 2015
The European Broadcasting Union has sent Bulgaria an official invitation to host Junior Eurovision 2015, after the winner of the
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After Charlie Hebdo: World leaders on terrorism, tolerance and freedom
In the days since the terrorist attacks in France that resulted in 17 people dead in a massacre at the
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