Euro zone finance ministers meet on Greek bailout
Eurozone finance ministers are trying to reach a deal on immediate bailout money for Greece in an effort to help
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Polish PM Tusk: Cohesion and CAP funds not targets for cuts in EU budget talks
Poland enjoys “relative safety” for its chief economic interests in EU budgeting talks thanks to commitments by chief EU players
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Nadezhda Neynski, former UDF leader and ex-foreign minister, quits UDF after rebels axed
Nadezhda Neynski, a former leader of the right-wing Union of Democratic Forces and who was foreign minister during the 1997
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Fewer holes in Holy Synod as Bulgarian Orthodox Church drama takes new turn
Controversial Plovdiv Metropolitan Nikolai and his allies apparently suspended their boycott – or period of mourning, as they put it
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Former leader among UDF MPs expelled after rebellion in Bulgarian Constitutional Court drama
The former leader of Bulgarian right-wing minority party, Martin Dimitrov, was among a group of MPs expelled from the party
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Brazilian Film Week 2012 opens in Sofia on November 26
Brazilian Film Week 2012, organised by the embassy of Brazil in Sofia and the Bulgarian National Film Archive and which runs
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Region: Doctors protest against healthcare reform
‘Thank you, we are leaving’ campaign spreads across CEE region Long-running tensions between doctors and governments in the Visegrad Four
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Second round of cleanup of anti-Semitic and other hate speech graffiti in Sofia
Volunteers from various ethnic communities in Sofia joined on November 25 2012 in a cleanup of swastikas and other symbols
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Facebook power grab?
Should Facebook Be Able To “Dislike” Privacy Changes? There’s an old truism in public relations: if you have bad news
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