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Head of Bulgaria’s Road Agency: Daily Vignettes to Subsidize Transit Traffic
Lazar Lazarov, Board Chairman of Bulgaria’s Road Infrastructure Agency (RIA), speaks to Novinite.bg about recently introduced and planned changes to payment tariffs for traffic on motorways and major roads in the country. Q: The proposal to introduce one-day and three-month vignettes is now awaiting debate on first reading in Parliament....
Step-by-Step Rapprochement: Germany Considers Easing of Russia Sanctions
Standing tough on Russia remains official policy, but Germany has begun working on the careful easing of sanctions imposed following Moscow’s aggression in Ukraine. The US is opposed, but many in the EU could support the new approach. By SPIEGEL Staff …read more Source: Der...
Call for measures to reverse negative trends in Belarus-Kazakhstan trade, economic relations
“Due to the situation on international markets, in neighboring Russia and Ukraine — our main partners — the situation is not so simple in Belarus and Kazakhstan. Our trustful and friendly discussions have always been beneficial,” said the Belarusian head of state. …read more Source:...
Saakashvili slams Balcerowicz
Former President of Georgia and current Governor of Ukraine’s Odessa region Mikheil Saakashvili called Poland’s former deputy Prime Minster and current member of Ukraine’s government “a politician pulled out of mothballs” and a “bleacher of corrupt regimes.” Saakashvili said that Balcerowicz comes to Ukraine once a month to “get...
Former CBA head to advise government of Moldova
The former head of Poland’s anticorruption body Paweł Wojtunik has told Onet.pl webportal that he will become an EU high level adviser to the Prime Minister of Moldova. He will help in combating corruption as one of Europe’s poorest countries is making efforts to join the EU. “I wasn’t recommended by anyone. Several colleagues...
Five Ukrainian troops killed by rebels
The Ukrainian military loses five soldiers in fighting with rebels near Donetsk – the second-highest death toll in one day this year. …read more Source:...
Ukraine lifts sanctions from 29 foreign journalists, also from Latvia and Estonia
The sanctions that were introduced in September 2015 against a number of Russian and other foreign journalists, including from Latvia and Estonia, were revoked by a Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council resolution on May 20, informs INTERFAX/LETA. …read more Source: The Baltic...
Signs of life but little hope in Ukraine’s rebel east
Less fighting but rising poverty and uncertainty in Russian-backed region of Donetsk …read more Source: The Irish...
Second gold for Bulgarian group rhythmic gymnastics team in World Cup race
The Bulgarian group team of rhythmic gymnastics has won a second title today at the World Cup tournament in Sofia. After the gold in five ribbons, the Bulgarians were ranked first in the routine with two hoops and three pairs of clubs. The team lined up with Mihaela Maevska, Reneta Kamberova, Tsvetelina Stoyanova, Tsvetelina Naydenova and...
Soccer: Romania loses 3-4 to Ukraine, coach Iordanescu disappointed
Romania lost 3-4 (1-1) to Ukraine a friendly match on Sunday night, in preparation for the UEFA Euro 2016 soccer championship. …read more Source:...
