Bulgaria foiled a terrorist attack a few months ago, Israeli minister says
Bulgarian services prevented a terrorist attack a few months ago, Israeli minister of tourism Stas Misezhnikov said on July 23
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Bulgarian troops not involved in football fan fight in Sarajevo, MoD says
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Defence has rejected media reports from Bosnia that Bulgarian military personnel were involved in a brawl in
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Greek PM: Country’s plight like US Great Depression
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras says his country is facing economic upheaval like that of the devastating U.S. Great Depression
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Ireland removes labour market restrictions on Bulgarians and Romanians
Ireland has decided to remove labour market restrictions on Bulgarians and Romanians with immediate effect, according to a statement on
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Norway marks anniversary of Breivik’s massacre
Norway is marking the first anniversary Sunday of twin attacks that left 77 people dead. A number of commemorative events
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Blanka Tunnel threatens relics: Dig unearths problems with Prague city funding for archaeology
Archaeologists conducting research on the Blanka Tunnel construction site have made several important excavations, revealing new knowledge on Prague’s ancient
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UN Security Council extends UN peacekeeping force in Cyprus until early 2013
The United Nations Security Council agreed on July 19 2012 to extend the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus until January31
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Germany approves Spanish bank bailout
The German parliament has approved the eurozone’s $122 billion bailout for the struggling Spanish banking system. Lawmakers in Germany, the
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Strikes to disrupt Olympics transit
British border officials have announced they will conduct a 24-hour strike the day before the London Olympics begin, threatening to
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