Deja vu: European Commission’s recipe to fix Bulgaria’s economic woes
After finding macroeconomic imbalances in half of EU’s member states, the European Commission issued on May 29 country-specific recommendations on
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Foundations for third Bosphorus bridge to be laid on May 29
The Turkish government was scheduled to hold a ceremony on May 29 2013 marking the foundations being laid for the
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Polish airline PLL LOT revises restructuring plan, expects more public aid
Poland’s troubled flagship airline PLL LOT has sent to the Treasury Ministry an amended restructuring plan, which assumes granting the
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European Union must guarantee human rights of migrants – UN expert
Migration policy in the European Union (EU) must incorporate a human rights approach instead of solely focusing on security concerns,
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Europe’s illegal drugs problem worsened in 2012 – report
The number, type and availability of new drugs in Europe continued to increase in 2012, according to a report released
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European Parliament elections expected in Bulgaria on May 25 2014
Anyone in Bulgaria ready to scream if hearing the word “elections” once more, may now keep their breath in reserve
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Russia criticises EU for dropping Syrian rebel arms ban
Russia has criticized the European Union’s decision to amend its arms embargo on Syria, saying the move will hurt efforts
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Turkey to resume restrictions that caused protests by Bulgarian lorry drivers
Turkey will from June 1 resume restrictive measures on Bulgarian freight lorries and could even tighten these restrictions, which in
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EU amends Syria embargo to allow arming rebels
British Foreign Secretary William Hague says the 27-nation EU has agreed to amend an arms embargo on Syria to allow
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