Gradual recovery in euro zone should lift growth in CEE – World Bank
Growth in developing Europe and Central Asia is estimated to have slowed to a lower-than-expected 2.4 per cent in 2014
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Month: January 2015
Ethnic Poles evacuated from Ukraine’s embattled Donbas
A total 178 of Ukrainian citizens of Polish descent and their families, evacuated with the Polish government’s help from war-torn
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Missile hits bus in eastern Ukraine, 11 killed
A missile hit a passenger bus in eastern Ukraine Tuesday, killing at least 11 civilians near the separatist-controlled city of
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Bulgarian PM, Patriarch condemn terrorism
At talks on January 13, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov and Bulgarian Orthodox Church head Patriarch Neofit strongly condemned all
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French national allegedly linked to Islamist extremists to face extradition hearing on January 16
A French national, Fritz Jolie Joaquin, arrested by Bulgarian authorities on the basis of a European warrant for allegedly abducting
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Pazardzhik mayor’s chief of staff shot dead
The chief of staff of the mayor of the Bulgarian town of Pazardzhik was shot dead on the night of
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Sofia prosecutors decline to investigate Peevski
Sofia City Prosecutor’s Office has declined to agree to a request by the Protest Network to investigate Delyan Peevski and
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Bulgaria trade gap in January-October 2014 widens year-on-year
Bulgaria’s trade deficit with both the European Union and non-EU countries widened in the first 10 months of 2014, data
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Search for Sertov called off after former security agency chief returns to Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s former State Agency for National Security chief Petko Sertov is off the missing persons list after returning to the
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