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A group distributing drugs on the territory of Pleven and Lovech was busted and six people were arrested in a special operation of the Interior Ministry and the Chief Directorate for Combating Organized Crime, conducted under the direction of the Specialized Prosecutor's Office, the Ministry of Interior announced on Wednesday.

The concentration of Greek car importers continues with the signing of a provisional agreement for the acquisition of a majority stake in the P&R Davaris Group, which controls Hyundai Hellas and imports Hyundai and Kia vehicles, by the Vassilakis Group, owner of Autohellas.

The Black Sea region has not been able to recover from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster trauma that occurred 30 years ago. I was visiting the Black Sea provinces of Trabzon and Rize on the 30th anniversary of the disaster last week.

Turkmenistan on Dec. 13 started work on its part of a natural gas pipeline to Afghanistan, Pakistan and India (TAPI), a $10 billion project designed to reduce its dependence on gas sales to Russia and China.

The car exhibition “Aftokinisi FISIKON 2015″ will open on Saturday 14 November at the Olympic Fencing Center (former Athens airport at Elliniko) and run until Sunday 22 November 2015

The official ceremony of SEAJETS Acropolis Rally 2015 will take place under the Acropolis, on Saturday, at 15:00 and will be completed on Sunday.

The stars of both European Rally Championship and Greek Rally Championship are preparing themselves for the most demanding event of the two calendars.

Toyota Oct. 8 said it was willing to help the United States probe how the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has managed to get hold of so many of its notoriously tough trucks.

Seven cars having arrived directly from Frankfurt will be on display for the first time in Romania at the 13th Bucharest Auto Show & Accessories (SAB&Accesorii 2015) to take place over October 1-11 at Romaero Baneasa aerospace company, on a 4,000-square meter area.

The US spied on senior Japanese politicians, its top central banker and major companies including conglomerate Mitsubishi, according to documents released jULY 31 by WikiLeaks, which published a list of at least 35 targets.

Toyota and Nissan, Japan's two top automakers, on June 25 said they will recall more than three million more cars globally because of concerns over airbags involved in eight deaths worldwide.