PM Borisov: We have the Necessary Infrastructure and Means to Continue "Turkish Stream"
Bulgaria has the necessary infrastructure and resources to continue "Turkish stream".
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ARCHIVE - 22 June 2018
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PM Borisov: We have the Necessary Infrastructure and Means to Continue "Turkish Stream"Politics
Germany Pockets EUR 2.9 Billion from Greece BailoutsStoltenberg Expects Macedonia to be Invited to NATO in Early July
The Netherlands Gave the Green Light for Macedonia's Talks with the EU, but are Expected to Veto Negotiations with Albania
New Camel at the Sofia Zoo
Fire Rescue Operation Training was Carried out in Burgas Port
Society
Poland has Suffered from a Severe Hurricane.Over 1 Million Eggs will be Withdrawn from the Bulgarian Market
TIR Truck Turned Upside Down on Trakia Highway
Indonesia Questions Ferry Captain as 192 Remain Missing
World
Melania Trump Wears 'I Really don't Care do u?' Jacket on Migrant VisitRussia and the UK are Running out of Beer because of the World Cup
Internet Shut Down Across Algeria to Stop Pupils Cheating in Exams
EU Looks to Screen Migrants in Africa to Stop Boatloads
The Bulgarian Presidency Drives the Debate on the Need to Further Promote Inclusive Education in Europe
Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions: Council Reaches General Approach
Eurogroup Statement on the Occasion of its 20th Anniversary
Easier Access to Professions: Council Adopts New Measures
Posting of Workers: Council Adopts the Directive
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Politics
Germany Pockets EUR 2.9 Billion from Greece Bailouts
Yahoo News - Germany has earned some 2.
Politics | June 22, 2018, Friday // 19:02
Stoltenberg Expects Macedonia to be Invited to NATO in Early July
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said the summit of the Alliance in July expected Macedonia to be invited for membership negotiations, Macedonian media reported.
Politics | June 22, 2018, Friday // 18:16
The Netherlands Gave the Green Light for Macedonia's Talks with the EU, but are Expected to Veto Negotiations with Albania
The Hague, 22 June 2018 (MIA) - The Dutch parliament blocked on Thursday (21 June) the opening of EU accession negotiations with Albania.
Politics | June 22, 2018, Friday // 18:10
New Camel at the Sofia Zoo
The Sofia zoo welcomes new exotic animal - the Bactrian Camel Lemmy.
Fire Rescue Operation Training was Carried out in Burgas Port
A fire on a ship in the port of Bourgas imposed an emergency evacuation of the crew.
Society
Poland has Suffered from a Severe Hurricane.
In Poland, high winds damaged homes and left without light of thousand people.
Over 1 Million Eggs will be Withdrawn from the Bulgarian Market
Over 1 million eggs will be pulled out of the market due to outbreaks of bird flu in Bulgaria.
TIR Truck Turned Upside Down on Trakia Highway
A heavy-duty truck with a foreign registration turned on the Trakia highway near Plovdiv.
Indonesia Questions Ferry Captain as 192 Remain Missing
Indonesian police questioned the captain of a ferry that sank without trace in a volcanic lake in Sumatra this week, warning that a criminal investigation could be launched over a disaster that has left at least 192 people missing.
World
Melania Trump Wears 'I Really don't Care do u?' Jacket on Migrant Visit
BBC - First Lady Melania Trump has been criticised for her choice of jacket worn on a trip to a migrant child detention centre in Texas.
World | June 22, 2018, Friday // 18:13
Russia and the UK are Running out of Beer because of the World Cup
A World Cup-fueled boon for beer sales is not faring well for thirsty drinkers in Russia and the U.
World | June 22, 2018, Friday // 10:40
Internet Shut Down Across Algeria to Stop Pupils Cheating in Exams
To stop pupils cheating in Algeria, the government has taken the extreme measure of cutting internet access across the whole of the country during exam time.
World | June 22, 2018, Friday // 10:18
EU Looks to Screen Migrants in Africa to Stop Boatloads
ONENEWSNOW - After pushing countries on the continent for years to accept migrants in the midst of the refugee crisis, the leftist European Union (EU) is finally committed to curb immigration and the problems that come with it by pushing to start screenin
The Bulgarian Presidency Drives the Debate on the Need to Further Promote Inclusive Education in Europe
Ensuring equal access to quality education for all learners is key to achieving more cohesive societies.
Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions: Council Reaches General Approach
On 21 June 2018, the Council agreed its negotiating position (general approach) on the directive on transparent and predictable working conditions.
Eurogroup Statement on the Occasion of its 20th Anniversary
Today, the Eurogroup commemorated its first meeting 20 years ago in Luxembourg.
Easier Access to Professions: Council Adopts New Measures
The Council today adopted a directive that will require EU member states to carry out a proportionality test before establishing new requirements for professions.
Posting of Workers: Council Adopts the Directive
On 21 June 2018, the Council adopted the revision of the posting of workers directive.
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