Bulgaria’s food agency wants changes to rules on all-inclusive hotels
Bulgaria’s summer tourist season is getting underway and the Food Safety Agency is proposing that all-inclusive holiday packages may be offered
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Bulgaria launches new campaign against cybercrime
Bulgaria’s chief directorate for combatting organised crime (CDCOC) has launched a new campaign aimed at fighting cybercrime, public broadcaster Bulgarian
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Bulgarian economy flat in Q1
Bulgaria’s economy posted zero growth in the first quarter of the year, data from the National Statistical Institute (NSI) showed
Read moreArchaeology: Electricity workers in Plovdiv find fourth-century CE tomb
A fourth-century tomb with a mural depicting the figure of a man has been found by electricity supply utility EVN
Read moreCroatia’s Josipović will boycott Serbian president Nikolić’s inauguration – report
Croatian president Ivo Josipović has confirmed that he will not attend the June 11 2012 inauguration ceremony of Serbian president
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Freedom House: Hungary, Ukraine in democratic decline
A U.S.-based non-governmental organization advocating for democracy and human rights says Hungary and Ukraine are at the forefront of an
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Serbia’s Nikolic faces more overseas criticism for Srebrenica comments
Serbia’s new president, Tomislav Nikolic, is facing more criticism from the West and the region for denying that the 1995
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Three people still missing after munitions depot blasts in Bulgaria
Three people who were working in the immediate proximity of the first blast at the munitions depot near the village
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S&P rates Greek euro zone exit odds at one-in-three
Credit ratings agency Standard&Poor’s has described the odds that Greece will exit the euro zone following the June 17 parliamentary
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