Underwater search yields treasure trove of archaeological finds in Bulgaria’s Vromos Bay
Archaeological finds in Bulgaria are usually limited to excavations of Thracian and classical antiquity sites on land, but the waters
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Bulgaria sets up National Council on Crime Prevention
Bulgaria’s Cabinet approved on September 12 2012 the establishment of a National Council on Crime Prevention, with members drawn from
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Bulgarian PM sends US president Obama condolences on death of US ambassador to Libya
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has sent a message of condolences to United States president Barack Obama after the attack
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Four Paws starts mass sterilisation campaign of stray dogs and cats in Sofia
Animal welfare organisation Four Paws started on September 12 2012 a mass neutering campaign of stray and yard dogs and
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German court clears permanent Europe rescue fund
Germany’s top court has rejected attempts to block a new permanent rescue fund for the eurozone, clearing the way for
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European Commission specifies proposed banking supervision powers for ECB in euro zone
The European Commission (EC) has outlined its proposals for a single supervisory mechanism for banks in the euro zone, giving
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Blasts reported at munitions plant in Bulgaria’s Kazanluk
Explosions rocked the Arsenal munitions plant in Kazanluk, central Bulgaria, late on September 11 and again on the morning of
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Spy arrests raise Turkish-Iran tensions
The recent arrest by Turkey’s security forces of nine people accused of spying for Iran has increased tensions between the
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MEPs urge EU countries to investigate alleged CIA prisons in Europe
European Union member states must investigate whether there were secret prisons or facilities on their territory where people were held
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