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News Archive
30. October 2011.
Bulgaria: Round two
07:02 | 
0 | Sofia Echo News
It may safely be predicted that the next President of Bulgaria will be a man who was born in May 1964.At the second round of presidential elections on October 30, Bulgarians have a choice between ruling party GERB candidate Rossen Plevneliev (born May 14 1964) and his socialist
Greece:Task Force head Reichenbach gives interview to Sunday newspaper
07:05 | 0 | AMNA
Reichenbach concedes that the results of the structural changes will not appear in one day and that many of the changes required will not be liked by society, but terms them beneficial for the economy and consequently for the citizens.
Socialist International conference in Agios Nikolaos ends
07:07 | 0 | AMNA
Prime Minister and Socialist International President George Papandreou, concluding the sessions of the Socialist International's conference and summing up its positive conclusions, as it was stressed, after it ended in the city of Agios Nikolaos on the island of Crete at noon
It's time EU to face fact that Macedonian language, identity exist, Friedman says
07:09 | 4 | MIA
Professor Friedman, who is the member of the Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts (MANU) and expert of Macedonian history and culture, added that the European Union besides through Centre Maurits Coppieters and the European Parliament gives support to the Macedonian language.
Organic Food Festival, Macedonia leader in organic production in the region
07:11 | 0 | MIA
Festival’s goal is to emphasise the importance of natural, organic food for the health of current and future generations but also for maintenance of biodiversity.
Finnish tourists more than satisfied from Ohrid vacation
07:15 | 0 | MIA
Finnish tourists who spent their summer vacation for the first time in Ohrid are satisfied from the visit to Macedonia. The internal poll conducted by the Finnish tour operator “Aurinkomatkat” showed that the guests were pleasantly surprised by overall tourist
Greek 50% haircut would keep sovereign's rating low
07:26 | 0 | Fitchratings.com
An EU invitation to private investors in Greek government debt to exchange their bonds for new debt with a 50% lower notional value would likely result in a post-default rating in the 'B' category or lower depending on private creditor participation.
Bulgaria holds presidential, local run-offs on Sunday
17:56 | 0 | Focus News Agency
Polling stations throughout the country opened doors at 6:00 a.m. for the second round run-offs of the presidential and local elections in Bulgaria. The elections day will end up at 7 p.m.
EU reverts to winter time
18:03 | 0 | Athens News
Greece and the entire EU returned to winter time on Sunday, when clocks at 4:00 a.m. were turned back one hour to 3:00 a.m. giving everyone an extra hour of sleep.
