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Energy's Future Not in Large-Scale Projects, Bulgaria President Says
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has called for the creation of a genuine European energy market.
He has added Europe urgently needs to establish the Energy Union (a project embraced by the current EU Commission) based on interconnectivity and preventing the use of natural gas as a weapon.
Bulgaria Seeks Inclusion into Visegrad Group's Energy Projects
Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev has said his country is looking for Slovakia's support for its involvement in energy projects currently developed by the Visegrad Group.
Plevneliev has made the comment after a meeting with Slovakian counterpart Andrej Kiska in Bratislava.
The Visegrad Group, also known as V4, includes Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia.
Bulgaria's President Attending Global Security Forum in Slovakia
President Rosen Plevneliev will attend and take part in the 11th edition of the Globsec forum due on April 15-17 in Bratislava, Slovakia, his press office has said.
Greece wins top spot in Coffee comp second year running
For the second year in a row, Greece has taken out first place at the World Coffee in Good Spirits Championship (CIGS). The winning barista was Michalis Dimitrakopoulos from The Underdog, a back-to-back win for the Athens-based cafe/bar following George Koustoumpardis’ win in 2015. Dimitrakopoulos took to Instagram to express his excitement and gratitude for the opportunity to compete. “I would
Turkey, EU discuss migrant road map ahead of summit
Turkey's foreign and EU ministers have met with ministers from across Europe in Istanbul to discuss the handling of the migrant crisis ahead of an EU ministers meeting in the Netherlands on April 11-12.
Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavu?o?lu and EU Minister Volkan Bozk?r hosted ministers from the Netherlands, which holds the EU presidency, France, Slovakia and Portugal on April 9.
Greece to Discuss Migration Crisis with Neighbours at Two April Meetings
Greece will hold two meetings on migration with several of its neighbours in the next two weeks, the country's Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias has said.
The meetings, planned for April 14 and April 21-22, will take place in Thessaloniki, Greek news agency ANA-MPA quoted Kotzias as saying at a press briefing on Friday.
Survey Puts Bulgaria among Europe's 3 Most Welcoming Tourist Destinations
A survey has ranked Bulgaria among Europe's three friendliest tourist destination.
According to tourism portal Hotel.Info, Bulgaria comes right after Slovakia and Serbia, which have topped the list as of March 2016, compared to the same month of the previous year.
Andy Warhol's 'Pop Art' in Antalya
Following the Picasso and Ara Güler exhibitions, the Antalya Culture and Arts Center (AKS) is now hosting Andy Warhol, who is known for his many iconic works.
The exhibition, titled "Pop Art for Everyone," includes pieces from Slovakia's Zoya Museum.
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Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia 'Most Corrupt EU Countries'
Three states in Southeast Europe have been named as the most corrupt countries in the 28-nation bloc, according to a European Parliament study done by RAND Europe and several other organizations and researchers.
Romania, Bulgaria and Croatia top a list where Eastern European countries are all above EU average levels in terms of corruption.
World Bank OKs Loan to Bulgaria's Deposit Insurance Fund
The World Bank has said it approved on Friday a EUR 300 M loan to the Bulgarian Deposit Insurance Fund (BDIF).
The 10.5-year loan has a grace period of six years.