Poland hopes for full implementation of ceasefire in Ukraine – President
Poland is hoping for a full implementation of the ceasefire in Ukraine, President Bronislaw Komorowski said Thursday in a speech
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Month: February 2015
Outraged Dutch fear that Minsk amnesty agreement will apply to those who shot down MH17
The Dutch Parliament fears that those responsible for shooting down Malaysian Airlines MH17, an attack that killed 298 over the
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Bulgaria reports -0.4% deflation month-on-month in January 2015
Deflation on a monthly basis was -0.4 per cent in January 2015, with deflation over the previous 12 months coming
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Organisers of ‘Lukov March’ vow to proceed in spite of ban
The “Lukov March” planned for Bulgaria’s capital Sofia on February 14 2015 will go ahead, organisers said, in spite of
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Pay rises for Bulgaria’s President, PM, cabinet and MPs
Basic salaries of Bulgaria’s President, Prime Minister, Speaker of Parliament, cabinet ministers and MPs have been increased, on the basis
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Greek officials, international creditors to meet on February 13
Greece and its international creditors plan to meet Friday to launch technical discussions on the debt-ridden country’s demand to cut
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Political objections halt nomination of Bulgaria’s new central bank deputy chief
Bulgarian National Bank governor Ivan Iskrov’s nomination of Dimitar Kostov to be his deputy chief of the central bank has
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Sofia prosecutors ask court to order withdrawal of KPMG licence over CCB affair – reports
The Sofia City Prosecutor’s Office has lodged a court application against the decision by the Commission for Public Oversight of
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Polish firms start pulling out from shale gas exploration
Polish companies, fuel group PKN Orlen and gas giant PGNiG, are slowly withdrawing from shale gas exploration, the daily Dziennik
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