The press conference on the occasion of the premiere of the musical “Hair” (J. Rado, G. Ragni, G. MacDermort) was held in “Atelje 212”. The play is directed by Kokan Mladenovic and will have its premiere on February 3 in “Atelje 212”, but will be performed nine more times during February.
Решението ще се гласува на днешното заседание на Министерския съвет, на което се очаква премиерът Бойко Борисов да обясни на министрите защо не трябва критикуват съдебната система.
Disponibilizările de la CFR Marfă vor începe la sfârşitul săptămânii
Disponibilizările de la CFR Marfă sunt pe ultima sută de metri. Fiecare staţie discută listele cu angajaţii care vor fi daţi afară, iar, spre sfârşitul săptămânii, 6.380 de persoane vor intra în preaviz. Şi, cum era de aşteptat, nu pleacă şefii, ci subordonaţii care, oricum, duceau greul în companie. Sindicaliştii spun că trei sferturi dintre salariaţii care pleacă au situaţii sociale precare.
Russia says concerned at Romania hosting US missiles
Source: Reuters MOSCOW, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Russia on Friday said it was concerned by Romania's decision to host interceptor missiles as part of a U.S. plan to protect Europe and demanded clarification.
Romania said ...
Serb facing war crimes charged with court contempt
Source: Reuters * War crimes trial dogged by worries over witness protection
* Seselj was first war crimes suspect charged with contempt
* Could face up to seven yeras in jail
AMSTERDAM, Feb 5 (Reuters) - ...
Turkish Cypriot leader sees progress in peace talks
Source: Reuters * Turkish Cypriot leader says peace talks make progress
* Negotiations threatened after April election
(Adds previous Greek government comments, edits)
By Justyna Pawlak
BRUSSELS, Feb 5 ( ...
Source: Reuters * Turkish Cypriot leader says peace talks progress
* Negotiations threatened after April election
By Justyna Pawlak
BRUSSELS, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat said on ...
Romania backs US plan to host anti-missile shield
Source: Reuters * Romanian defense body approves U.S. missile shield plan
* President Basescu says Romania to host interceptors
* U.S. State Department says plan not aimed at Russia (Adds State Dept comment, ...
Greece not planning to seek IMF help -minister
Source: Reuters (Adds quotes, background)
NEW YORK, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Dimitris Droutsas reaffirmed on Thursday that his country was not planning to seek International Monetary Fund ( ...
Greece not planning to seek IMF help - minister
Source: Reuters NEW YORK, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Greek deputy foreign minister Dimitris Droutsas reaffirmed on Thursday that his country was not planning to seek International Monetary Fund (IMF) assistance over its ...
INTERVIEW-Bulgaria looks to privatise hospitals after reform
Source: Reuters * Health minister says hospital privatisation inevitable
* Sofia to work out selloff strategy as soon as 2010
By Irina Ivanova and Anna Mudeva
SOFIA, Feb 4 (Reuters) - The Bulgarian ...
Somali pirates hijack Libyan cargo ship
Source: Reuters * MV Rim was flying North Korean flag
* Crew thought to be Romanians, Libyans
* Pirates say ship now docked in Puntland
(Adds ship's arrival in Puntland)
By Daniel Wallis
NAIROBI, Feb 4 ( ...
Romania okays U.S plan to host anti-missile shield
Source: Reuters * Romanian defence body approves U.S. missile shield plan
* President Basescu says Romania to host interceptors
* Basescu says plan not against Russia
By Radu Marinas
BUCHAREST, Feb 4 ( ...
ANALYSIS-Ireland manages austerity, can others follow?
Source: Reuters * Ireland managed cuts without too much unrest, difficulty
* Focus on whether Greece, Spain, Portugal can follow suit
* Greece, Spain seen particularly at risk
By Peter Apps, Political Risk ...
Romania okays U.S plan to host anti-missile shield
Source: Reuters BUCHAREST, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Romania's Supreme Defence Council on Thursday approved a plan by Washington to deploy "terrestrial interceptors" in the Black Sea state as part of a missile ...
Somali pirates hijack Libyan cargo ship
Source: Reuters * MV Rim was flying North Korean flag
* Crew thought to be Romanians, Libyans
* Ship believed to be heading for Puntland
(Adds details, background)
By Daniel Wallis
NAIROBI, Feb 4 (Reuters ...
Somali pirates hijack Libyan cargo ship
Source: Reuters * MV Rim was flying North Korean flag
* Crew thought to be Romanians, Libyans
(Adds quotes, EU confirmation)
NAIROBI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden have hijacked a ...
Somali pirates hijack Libyan cargo ship
Source: Reuters NAIROBI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden have hijacked a Libyan-owned cargo ship thought to be carrying 17 seafarers from Romania and Libya, a Kenya-based maritime group said on ...
NEW YORK Concern about mounting debt in Europe hit stocks again Monday and pushed the Dow Jones industrials below 10,000. Major indexes fell in afternoon trading after staying in a tight ...
Turkish army surrenders right to rule the street
ISTANBUL // Sometimes, revolutions can be low-key affairs.With the signatures of a general and an official of the Turkish interior ministry, the armed forces of this EU candidate country have been str...
Pirated software still sold in Russia
MOSCOW - One-quarter of Russian software outlets sell bootleg Microsoft programs, the company said Monday as it published the results of a survey intended to elbow authorities into taking more action.
Italy Minister Defends Boost for McDonald's Burger
ROME Italy's agriculture minister is defending his sponsorship of McDonald's new all-Italian burger amid criticism that he is selling out to a multinational and sacrificing Italy's culinary rep...
Stocks turn lower as European debt woes remain
Concern about mounting debt in Europe hit stocks again Monday and pushed the Dow Jones industrials below 10,000.Major indexes fell in afternoon trading after staying in a tight range for much of the d...
US, France urge new sanctions against Iran
The United States and France are vowing to push for fresh United Nations sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program. Iran has announced it is going to enrich uranium to a higher level, which in ...
Dollar slips against the euro
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The dollar weakened against the euro Monday, but held firm against other major currencies, as concerns about Greece's fiscal health eased slightly.What prices are doing: The...
France moves to boost national pride
The French flag will be hoisted at every school in France and the national anthem sung by students at least once a year as part of government efforts to instil in citizens a sense of pride in being Fr...
Sweden Gets EC Okay for Saab Loan Guarantee
Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Sweden’s guarantee of a European Investment Bank loan to Saab Automobile won European Commission approval, clearing a regulatory hurdle for Spyker Cars NV’s purchase ...
German pensioners in kidnap trial
Four pensioners have appeared in a German court charged with kidnapping a financial adviser they blamed for making rotten US property investments.The pensioners, two married couples aged between 63 an...
Tourist's texts to Greece save him in New Zealand
A tourist who got lost on a New Zealand mountain was rescued after sending text messages to his family in Greece, newspapers and websites reported on Monday.
Ukraine's Voters Speak, in Two Voices
on the Web site of Ukraine’s electoral commission breaking the results of Sunday’s election down by region. That table shows that, with almost 99 percent of the vote counted, Mr. Yanukovi...
Oil ends 1% higher as euro-debt worries subside
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Crude oil futures finished on a 1% gain Monday, helped by soothed nerves about the debt situation of several European countries, even as concerns about weak demand persisted....
Fashioning rescue not easy for euro zone
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Investors are pressing for a bailout of Greece and possibly other debt-burdened Southern European nations, but big questions still remain on how policy-makers might go about fa...
Italy minister defends boost for McDonald's burger
R OME — Italy’s agriculture minister is defending his sponsorship of McDonald’s new all-Italian burger amid criticism that he is selling out to a multinational and sacrificing Italy&...
Pack says Kosovo's EU integration depends on domestic leadership
PRISTINA, Kosovo -- European Parliament (EP) member Doris Pack says Kosovo needs 12 to 18 months to meet the EU-set criteria before it can benefit fr...
Albanian opposition warns of street protests
TIRANA, Albania -- The opposition Socialist Party (SP) says it will organise protests if talks on overcoming the current political stalemate, mediate...
Serbia's SNS collects 300,000 signatures backing early elections
BELGRADE, Serbia -- The opposition Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) has so far collected more than 300,000 signatures in support of early elections, S...
Kosovo to participate in KFOR downsizing
TIRANA, Albania -- Any further downsizing of NATO's troops in Kosovo will be decided in co-operation with authorities in Pristina, Albanian Defence M...
Turkish military court sentences Ergenekon suspect
ANKARA, Turkey -- A military court sentenced a lieutenant-colonel to four years in prison Thursday (February 4th), after finding a weapons cache in h...
EP rapporteur says BiH could get visa liberalisation in July
SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) -- European Parliament (EP) rapporteur on visa liberalisation for the Western Balkans Tanja Fajon says BiH has...
IMF mission to visit Serbia
BELGRADE, Serbia -- An IMF mission arrives in Belgrade on Monday (February 8th) ahead of another review of the country's stand-by programme, local me...
Blizzards pummel southeastern Romania
BUCHAREST, Romania -- Fierce blizzards have blocked dozens of roads and left about 20 towns and villages without electricity in the south and southea...
Athletes from across Balkans head to Vancouver
More than 100 athletes from 11 Southeast European countries will participate in the 21st Winter Olympics in Vancouver. How many of them will make it to the podium? Cynics say none -- for others, hope springs this winter.
Science and Technology: Facebook used to study literature in Serbia
The popular online social network is tested for educational purposes in Serbia. Also in science news: an educational training conference is held in BiH, and the town of Tetovo, Macedonia get Woodrow Wilson College.
Plenty of shoes to choose in Montenegro
Paris has a tower and China a wall. Observers note that what Montenegro seems to have a surplus of is shoe stores and that could be good for business.
Opposition parties in Macedonia join forces
United opposition parties -- calling themselves "The Front" -- want significant changes in Macedonia, beginning with a a new government.
Greece to restructure public sector
ATHENS, Greece -- Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou says the government will unveil a bill this week aimed at restructuring the public sector...
Romanian Constitutional Court requires amendments to electoral law
BUCHAREST, Romania -- The Constitutional Court has issued a ruling in a controversial case on amendments to election legislation. The decision forces...
Turkish Cypriot leader says reunification talks will continue
BRUSSELS, Belgium -- Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat vowed on Friday (February 5th) to continue talks with Cypriot President Demetris Christo...
