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Greece’s four neighbouring countries have issued assurances in the wake of the country’s financial and economic crisis, imposition of bank closures and credit controls and as it appears headed for […]
European Union’s key institutions have reached an agreement that, if approved by member states, would completely eliminate roaming surcharges on ...
Bulgaria has announced that it will contribute 100 million euro to projects benefiting from finance by the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EF ...
Unemployment in Bulgaria was 9.7 per cent in May 2015, down from 11.5 per cent in May 2014, according to figures released by European Union statistics ...
The month of June 2015 is closing with archaeologists in Bulgaria having unearthed a wide range of finds at various dig sites around the country, ranging from Stone Age flint […]
The Lead Mosque in the Bulgarian town of Karlovo is again at the centre of controversy, with Muslims irate about archaeological excavations at the site of the 15th century building. […]
Greeks hit by bank closures and capital controls have been heading across the country’s northern border to Bulgaria to try to draw money from ATMs, with no success as their […]
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says he will respect the outcome of an upcoming referendum on his country’s economic future if voters back a new round of European austerity measures […]
Poland’s economy and the banking sector remain safe, with the country’s central bank and Finance Ministry on stand-by to stabilise the foreign currency market should the zloty depreciate, prime minister […]
Greece says it will not be able to make a $1.8 billion loan payment due Tuesday to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), with Athens facing the expiration of its international […]
