Prague Old Town tree lighting cancelled
Organisers of the annual tree lighting ceremony at Prague’s Old Town Square have announced that the ceremony has been cancelled
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Month: November 2015
Chief prosecutors of Bulgaria, Greece sign co-operation agreement
Bulgarian Prosecutor-General Sotir Tsatsarov and Efterpi Koutzamani, Prosecutor General at the Supreme Court of Greece, signed a memorandum of understanding on November 23 on
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Bulgarian President: Better control at EU borders needed but fences will only deepen disunity in Europe
Terrorism is a global threat and the response must also be global, Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev said on November 23.
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84 per cent of Bulgarians own their homes – but Bulgarians are unhappiest in EU with their accommodation
Just more than 84 per cent of Bulgarians own their own homes, above the EU average of 70 per cent,
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Approval of Borissov and GERB rises, opposition sheds support – Alpha Research poll
Approval of Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov and his centre-right GERB party are continuing to rise while the main opposition
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Refugees protest near Greece’s border with Macedonia following selective measures
About 1000 so-called economic refugees are protesting at the Greek-Macedonian border, following the decision by the authorities in Skopje not to allow
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Borissov: Bulgaria, Balkan neighbours should lure Chinese investment with joint infrastructure projects
Bulgaria and its neighbouring countries Romania, Serbia and Macedonia should propose joint infrastructure projects to attract Chinese investments in the Balkan
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Bansko named Bulgaria’s best ski resort at 2015 World Ski Awards
Bansko was voted Bulgaria’s best ski resort for the third consecutive year at the World Ski Awards, conferred on November
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Main Paris attack suspect remains at large, after 16 arrests in Brussels
Belgian prosecutors say police in Brussels arrested 16 suspects in terror raids Sunday, but they say top Paris massacre suspect
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