Crisis or Not, Bulgaria Is Going Euro - EC Makes It Final
The European Commission made clear that Bulgaria’s planned entry into the Eurozone remains unchanged, regardless of the political uncertainty in Sofia.
2 US Soldiers, Kurdish Official Killed in Iraq
World | December 10, 2003, Wednesday // 00:00
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Two US soldiers and a Kurdish official were killed in separate attacks in Iraq as France, Germany and Russia expressed bewilderment with a US decision barring countries that refused to join the Iraq war coalition from bidding for lucrative contracts in the war-torn country. Iraq's US-installed Governing Council meanwhile voted Wednesday to set up a special tribunal to try Saddam Hussein- era atrocities, while authorities imposed fuel rationing in one of the world's leading oil states.
Eurogroup Confirms Bulgaria’s Entry Into the European Stability Mechanism
The Eurogroup meeting concluded with an official decision that clears Bulgaria to join the European Stability Mechanism
Croatia’s Tourism Faces Summer Slump Amid Record Prices and Visitor Decline
Croatia’s 2025 tourist season has delivered a stark warning about the country’s position in the Mediterranean travel market
No EU Court Decision on Complaint Challenging Bulgaria’s Euro Adoption
The Court of Justice of the European Union has rejected claims that it has issued a ruling blocking Bulgaria’s planned entry into the eurozone
The Euro Enjoys Strong Public Support Across Eurozone Countries
Public support for the euro in the eurozone remains robust
Ukraine: Kherson Maternity Ward Struck as Attacks on Healthcare Escalate
Kherson maternity ward struck as attacks on Ukraine’s healthcare escalate and the fourth winter of full-scale war sets in
