New car sales in Bulgaria slightly up in 2012 year-on-year – unlike EU trend
New car sales in Bulgaria in 2012 were 1.6 per cent higher than in 2011, while overall the downtrend trend
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EU-brokered dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo resumes
Bilateral dialogue brokered by the European Union between Belgrade and Priština was scheduled to resume in Brussels on January 15
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Bulgarians await outcome of Greek appeal court ruling in Helios Airways 2005 crash case
Bulgaria’s transport carriers union and supporters of Yanko Stoimenov, sentenced by a Greek court for 123 years in jail in
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Bulgarians among group jailed by Czech court for forging documents
A court in the Czech Republic has jailed a group of seven, including two Bulgarians, four Russians and a Moldovan,
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Euro zone industrial production still shrinking
The eurozone says its industrial production fell for the third straight month in November, the latest signal that the currency
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Slovakia still in talks over steel mill
Reports last year about the potential sale of the country’s largest steelworks and one of the flagship United States investments
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Joint operation nets 14 alleged VAT fraudsters in several European countries
In a joint investigation team involving Europol and more than 200 law enforcement officers, an organised crime group responsible for
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Poland’s GDP growth to slow down to 1.5 % this year – NBP
Poland’s GDP will grow by 1.5% in 2013, while inflation will be at some 2.3 percent, a report by the
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Leftist Zeman wins first round in Czech presidential election
Official results show former leftist prime minister Milos Zeman has won the first round of the Czech Republic’s first direct
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