US central bank launches new economic stimulus
The U.S. central bank launched new measures Thursday to try to stimulate the weak U.S. economy, even as it predicted
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Sofia city hall sticks to paid parking areas plan
Sofia municipal council voted on September 13 to keep the controversial plans that have raised the ire of residents of
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Fighting words: Bulgaria talks tough on Russian energy projects
Vladimir Putin raised quite a few eyebrows when his last foreign visit as president of Russia in 2008 was to
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Retrospective exhibition celebrates 60th anniversary of Sofia City Art Gallery
Sofia City Art Gallery is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a large retrospective exhibition called “А рossible history”. Three hundred paintings
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France, Romania sign Roma repatriation deal
Romania and France have signed a two-year framework agreement on September 12 for the repatriation of Romanian citizens of Roma
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Bulgarians are EU’s biggest fans but don’t want the euro, poll says
Bulgarians are, relatively speaking, the European Union’’s biggest fans of Israel, Russia and the EU itself, but less so of
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China’s spending spree in the EU
While Europeans gobble up cheap goods “Made in China,” publicity surrounding Chinese shopping practices has mainly focused on the fondness
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Bosnia cracks down on organised crime
Bosnian authorities say they have launched a major operation against organized crime, conducting raids across the country on groups suspected
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Vitosha mountain ski runs to open this winter, officials say
Vitosha Ski, the company that manages the ski lifts on Vitosha Mountain near Sofia, has agreed to rent and maintain
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