EU leaders mull harsher anti-terror measures
Just over a month after the Paris attacks, European leaders are meeting to discuss a range of counter-terrorism measures –
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Month: February 2015
The new Minsk ceasefire: Avoiding Putin’s trap
Angela Merkel’s Monday visit to Washington made the gap between Europe and the United States even more obvious than had
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Film review: Fifty Shades of Grey
In Seattle, the city that is always wet, not just moist, the still-virginal English Literature student Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson)
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What’s On: Anneke van Giersbergen and Arjen Lucassen’s ‘Gentle Storm’ at Sofia’s Modern Theatre on February 20
A live production of the Gentle Storm, the Arjen Lucassen-Anneke van Giersbergen project and double concept album, comes to the
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What’s On: UK electronic music duo Lamb at Sofia Live Club on March 8
Lamb, the UK electronic music duo of Andy Barlow and Lou Rhodes, are to perform at Sofia Live Club in
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Bulgarian government’s 8 BN euro new debt plan encounters opposition
The Bulgarian centre-right coalition cabinet’s plan for taking on new debt of eight billion euro is encountering reluctance and outright
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Final investment decision on Bulgaria – Greece gas interconnector by end of May 2015
A final investment decision on the construction of a Bulgaria – Greece gas interconnector will be made by the end
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Bulgaria welcomes Minsk deal on Ukraine
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov said on February 12 2015 that he welcomed the agreement among the leaders of Ukraine,
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IMF agrees to $17.5 billion bailout for Ukraine
The International Monetary Fund has agreed on a new $17.5 billion bailout deal for Ukraine to help stabilize the country’s
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