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Slovenian FinMin: Greek govt using bailout funds for wage, pension hikes!
While all eyes are on European paymaster Germany's ? and to a lesser extent the IMF's ? stance vis-à-vis the resurrected "Greek Eurozone issue" in the wake of Greece's radical leftists' election win last January, it's a handful of small and neophyte euro area members that appear the "strictest" in ongoing negotiations.
Bogdan - Melichar double advances to quarterfinals of Bogota Open 2015
Women's tennnis double Elena Bogdan of Romania and Nicole Melichar of the US advanced to the quarterfinals of the 250,000-US-dollar WTA Claro Colsanitas Open tournament in Bogota, Colombia, as they defeated Nastja Kolar (Slovenia)/Elise Mertens (Belgium), 7-6 (3), 6-4 on Tuesday.
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Serbia drops four positions to No. 44 in FIFA world rankings
ZURICH - The Serbian national football team has dropped four positions to number 44 in the latest FIFA world rankings.
With 664 points, Serbia is ahead of Nigeria (652), Israel (649) and Slovenia (648), and behind Guinea (678), Northern Ireland (672) and Hungary (665).
Builders of former YU to work together in third markets
BELGRADE - Officials of the chambers of commerce of Serbia, Republika Srpska, BiH, Croatia and Macedonia signed in Skopje an agreement on cooperation in the construction sector, focusing on third markets.
Belgrade Building Expo set for April 15-19
BELGRADE - The 41st Southeast European Belgrade Building Expo (SEEBBE) is set to take place from April 15 to 19 in Belgrade, the organizers announced.
Bulgaria Marks 11 Years since NATO Accession
The flag of the North-Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was solemnly raised in front of the Presidency in Bulgaria's capital Sofia.
Bulgarian President and Bulgarian Armed Forces' Commander-in-Chief Rosen Plevneliev personally received the formation of the guards at the front entrance of his office at 11:00 local time (EEST).
Who shot the prosecutor, who benefited from his silence?
There still has not been a forensic report made public about the killing of prosecutor Mehmet Selim Kiraz on March 31 during an act of terror by the militants of the outlawed Revolutionary People Liberation Party and Front (DHKP-C) as they raided his office in Istanbul?s Justice House.
UEFA European Under-17 Opens with Bulgaria against Croatia on May 6
The UEFA European Under-17 Championship will be opened with a football match between the teams of Bulgaria and Croatia.
This was determined by the draw, which took place on Thursday in the Bulgarian town of Pomorie, the website of UEFA reports.
The opening game of the tournament, which will be held in Bulgaria between May 6 and 22, will take place in Stara Zagora on May 6.
Bulgaria's SOFIX Second Best Performing Index in CEE in March
After Bulgaria's leading blue-chip index SOFIX returned to a growth path in March, it has been moving up in the rankings of Central and Eastern Europe.
According to calculations of Bulgarian business news portal investor.bg, based on Bloomberg data, SOFIX moved to second place among the top-performing indices in the region in March.
Serbia reaches semifinals of U18 volleyball EC for women
SAMOKOV - Serbia's U18 women's volleyball team beat Italy 3-0 (25-18 25-17 25-16) in the 4th round of Group A of the European championship in Bulgaria on Wednesday and qualified for the semifinals.
This victory puts Serbia at the top of the ladder in its group, but also reserves a spot at the world championship in Peru and the European Youth Olympic Festival in Georgia.