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Turkish Stream Will Be Costlier than South Stream - Bulgaria's Energy Minister
Bulgarian Energy Minister Temenuzhka Petkova has insisted that the Turkish Stream gas pipeline project will be costlier than the South Stream project.
In a Monday interview for the morning broadcast of the Bulgarian National Television, Petkova argued that the Turkish Stream gas pipeline had to cross an EU Member State.
French finance minister sees no Greek deal with eurozone on Monday
Talks between Greece and its eurozone creditors on Monday must show progress but won't be decisive, French Finance Minister Michel Sapin said.
The Eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers meets in Brussels on Monday with Greece under pressure to reach a cash-for-reforms deal as it faces a 750 million euro payment to the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday.
A Greek fiesta on International Museum Day (May 18) and beyond
International Museum Day has been celebrated worldwide on May 18 every year since 1977. The day is aimed at raising awareness on how important museums are in the development of society. Greece, a hub of culture, could not be missing from celebrations with a number of activities planned at museums around the country.
Industrial Gas Museum
EZ ministers ultimatum: Greek progress through reforms… or lose!
Euro are finance ministers will meet in Brussels at 4 p.m. on Monday with a focus on the general situation of the Greek economy followed by a discussion on Greece. Recent talks have been constructive even though an agreement to unlock the 7.2 billion euros benchmarked for Greece is not expected at Monday’s meeting.
Evren dies, his work of art lives on
In our country, talking about the deceased in a good way and not saying anything bad is customary. I was raised that way and now, because I have to write about Kenan Evren's death, I am having a hard time; I wanted you to know?
Kenan Evren is no doubt an important figure in our country's history.
First visit to Turkey by new Greek Foreign Minister
First of May,
a day of flowers and struggles, smells and hopes,
of dance and song in the demonstration,
of raised fists and discreet glances of love,
a beautiful day made of battles and love affairs.
This was written by new Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias, in an SMS message to his friends on the first day of this month.