:News Archive
31. May 2012.
Bulgaria to sell 500 armored vehicles to Iraq
07:02 
07:03 | 
0 | BNR
Bulgarian PM Boyko Borissov and Defense Minister Anyu Angelov opened the Tenth International Exhibition of Defense Technology, Hemus 2012: Defense, Anti-Terrorism and Security at the International Fair in Plovdiv, Southern Bulgaria.
EU to Remove Bulgaria, Germany from deficit blacklist
07:02 | 0 | Novinite.com
The European Commission has recommended the removal of Bulgaria from the list of countries facing sanctions, as it has succeeded in bringing down its deficit below the 3% limit.
Croatia Airlines to start Split-Belgrade-Split route this week
07:01 | 0 | Crotian Times
Croatia Airline flights on the route Split-Belgrade-Split will start this Friday on 1 June with a welcoming ceremony at Belgrade's Nikola Tesla airport for the first flight from Split, reported website politika plus.
Greece: National Bank warns of dire "Grexit" fallout
07:01 | 0 | ANSAmed
If Greece left the euro, living standards would plummet, incomes would be slashed by more than half, and inflation and unemployment would skyrocket, the country's biggest bank warned on Tuesday, as daily Athens News reports.
PPC reports 1.4-mln-euro loss in Q1
06:59 | 0 | AMNA
Arthuros Zervos, chairman and chief executive of PPC, commenting on the results said he expected this year's results to move according to budget provisions on the precondition that a macroeconomic environment will not deteriorate further.
Opinion poll indicates desire to stay in eurozone
06:59 | 0 | AMNA
An overwhelming majority of 80.9 percent of respondents want Greece to remain in the eurozone at all costs, while 77.8 percent are in favour of amendment of the Memorandum and 66.4 percent prefer the formation of a cooperation government, according to the results of a GPO opinion
PM Gruevski: Documents confirm that Cvenkovski accepted unfavorable name proposal
06:58 | 0 | MIA
It is natural for a person, who has been dealing with speculations, manipulations on daily bases, to trick oneself at a certain point and to be enable now to come out of the mess, Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski responded Wednesday to journalists' request to comment the claims
