Bulgaria to Lose Role as Gas Transit Country - Gazprom CEO
Bulgaria, and not the European Union, should be blamed for the demise of the South Stream project, Russian energy concern Gazprom's CEO Alexey Miller has reiterated.
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ARCHIVE - 6 December 2014
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Bulgaria to Lose Role as Gas Transit Country - Gazprom CEOSouth Stream 'Not Yet Halted' - Bulgaria EconMin
Politics
Greece 'Counting on TAP, Southern Energy Corridor'NATO 'Mulls Monitoring Mechanism for Bulgaria'
Patriotic Front: Bulgaria Should Introduce Mandatory Voting
Bulgaria's DPS Urges Debates over Preferential Voting
Society
Emergency Remains in Part of SE Bulgaria, Villages in North Covered in IceViews on BG
'Bulgaria, South Stream Want Each Other, Prick Each Otner, "Dad" Does Not Allow'Quotes
Georgi Parvanov Winner of 'Imaginary' ElectionsWorld
Mogherini Calls on Russia to Avoid Involving Balkans in Dispute over UkraineMacedonia Unveils Proposal for New Coat of Arms
Ukraine Transfers Gas Prepayment to Russia's Gazprom
Business
South Stream 'Not Yet Halted' - Bulgaria EconMin
Bulgaria's Economy Minister Bozhidar Lukarski announced on Sunday Sofia is still waiting for an official notice saying the South Stream project is over.
Politics
Greece 'Counting on TAP, Southern Energy Corridor'
Greece perceives both the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) and the Sothern Energy Corridor, the country's Deputy Prime Minister Evangelos Venizelos said during the visit of Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.
NATO 'Mulls Monitoring Mechanism for Bulgaria'
An unprecedented mechanism to oversee the way Bulgaria is spending funds on its army's modernization, NATO sources claim, quoted by a daily newspaper.
Patriotic Front: Bulgaria Should Introduce Mandatory Voting
Voting should be made compulsory as early as in 2015, the co-chair of nationalist coalition Patriotic Front has said.
Bulgaria's DPS Urges Debates over Preferential Voting
DPS leader Lyutvi Mestan ha called on politicians to start a debate on whether and how to keep the recently-introduced preference-voting system in the national legislation preventing any risk of abuse.
Society
Emergency Remains in Part of SE Bulgaria, Villages in North Covered in Ice
The state of emergency declared after heavy flooding in two Bulgarian municipalities this week is set to remain in force on Saturday, authorities say.
Views on BG
'Bulgaria, South Stream Want Each Other, Prick Each Otner, "Dad" Does Not Allow'
Bulgaria's "Mom" Brussels and its "Dad" Washington had warned Bulgaria to suspend its funding if it allows South Stream on its soil, Russian news agency RIA wrote on Friday.
Views on BG | December 6, 2014, Saturday // 15:53
Quotes
Georgi Parvanov Winner of 'Imaginary' Elections
"In we imagine I run in a [presidential] election I would beat everyone, whoever the opponent is.
Quotes | December 6, 2014, Saturday // 12:13
World
Mogherini Calls on Russia to Avoid Involving Balkans in Dispute over Ukraine
EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini has called on Russia not to involve Southeast Europe in the Moscow-Brussels dispute over the Ukraine crisis.
Macedonia Unveils Proposal for New Coat of Arms
Macedonia's cabinet has put forward a proposal for a new state emblem set to replace the one Skopje has had for the past twenty-two years.
Ukraine Transfers Gas Prepayment to Russia's Gazprom
Ukrainian state-owned utility Naftogaz has paid USD 378 M to the Russian concern Gazprom, in line with to its plans to have booked a billion cubic meters by the end of 2014.
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