Romanian ‘super-laser’ given EU funding
The European Commission said on September 18 that it has approved 180 million euro in funding for a cutting-edge research
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Austrian, Bulgarian firms sign 30 million euro contract during Bulgarian President’s visit to Vienna
An Austrian-Bulgarian business forum in Vienna heard Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev underline his message that his country is a stable
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New car sales in Bulgaria slightly up, bucking EU trend
Sales of new cars in Bulgaria from January to August 2012 were 2.1 per cent higher than in the first
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Bulgaria reiterates reluctance to join EU banking union
Bulgaria supports the idea of a European Union banking union but it would not be the interest of the country
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Slovakia confirms first victims of methyl alcohol poisoning
Laboratory results have confirmed the poisoning by methyl alcohol of four men from Veľké Kapušany, who drank spirits imported from
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Biowine receives EU approval: Label certification boosts the sales of organic drink
The intricacies of the European Union could drive anyone to drink, but until recently, organic winemakers had more cause than
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Foreign ministers deliver EU’s message to Tbilisi ahead of Georgia’s elections
Foreign ministers from five European Union countries have delivered a message of encouragement and support to Georgia ahead of the
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Increase in hourly labour costs in Bulgaria among highest in EU in Q2 2012, Eurostat says
Bulgaria saw among the highest increases in labour costs on an annual basis in the second quarter of 2012 in
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Poland bans Czech hard liquor after methanol deaths
The Polish government launched on September 16 2012 a one-month ban on sales of strong alcohol imported from the Czech
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