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Vucic on Kosovo deal: It'll be worse-than-hell difficult
But he added that this would be exceptionally difficult.
VVucic poke for the US agency during the Munich Security Conference, to say that task will be harder than the Greece-Macedonia deal, and will first have to see cancellation of Pristina's taxes on Serbian goods increased by 100 percent, and a free flow of people and goods.
Actor Bruno Ganz Died at the Age of 77
Swiss actor Bruno Ganz died at his home in Zurich after fighting cancer, his agent quoted Reuters as saying.
Ganz has been active in German-language theater, cinema and television for more than 50 years. Among his popular roles are the angel in Wim Wenders' Wings of Desire and Hitler in the 2004 Oscar-nominated "The Fall of the Third Reich".
Imitation of "Nova Brasilia" Coffee Brand Led to a Fine of 2.57 Million in Bulgaria
The Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) imposed a fine of 2.57 million BGN to the Bulgarian company "Balkam Group" OOD upon complaint by Jacobs Dow Eggberts Ltd. EOOD. A penalty of BGN 40 000 was imposed on his trading partner Agro Foods Buglia EOOD.
Today we Mark 146th Anniversary of the Death of Bulgarian National Hero Levski
Memorial commemorations began on the occasion of the 146th anniversary of the death of Vasil Levski. In the temple "Uspenie Bogorodichno" in Lovech will be served a sanctuary, followed by worship with a military ritual in front of the monument of Vasil Levski.
Turkey's house sales decrease 25 pct in January
Atakum district of Turkey's Black Sea province of Samsun. (Demirören News Agency)
Protesting Residents of Gorublyane Blocked Tsarigradsko Shose in Sofia
Residents of the Gorublyane quarter of Sofia went on a protest on Sunday and blocked Tsarigradsko shose boulevard in both directions of the exit for Plovdiv, BNR reported.
The Austrian Chancellor Praised Trump's Foreign Policy
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz classified US president's foreign policy as very successful. Kurz's statement is on the eve of his visit to Washington, where he will be on February 20th.
The Chancellor stated as the main purpose of his visit to help prevent a trade war.
Turkish tourism sector eyes int'l congresses
Turkey is holding high hopes for the future in the field of congress tourism, representatives of the sector said on Feb. 17.
Mostly Sunshine Today in Bulgaria, Warm Day with Highs between 13-18°C
Today it will be mostly sunny, warm and nearly quite. In the morning, reduced visibility in some places. Maximum temperatures between 13°C and 18°C, in Sofia - about 14°C. Air pressure will remain above the average for the month.
Bulgarian PM Borisov Spoke with Theresa May over the Phone
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov held a telephone conversation with British counterpart Teresa May, the government's press service announced.
Halep nominated for Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year 2019 award
Romanian tennis player Simona Halep has been nominated for Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year 2019 award, which will be presented at the 2019 Laureus World Sports Awards scheduled for Monday evening in Monte Carlo, Monaco.
Halep is competing with American gymnast Simone Biles, Czech skier Ester Ledecka, German tennis player Angelique Keber and American skier Mikaela Shiffrin.
Serbian Folk Singer Saban Saulic Died in a Car Crash
The King of Serbian Music Saban Saulic was killed in a severe car crash in Germany.
The incident occurred in Bielefeld, not far from Dortmund.
67-year-old Shaulich traveled with a relative. The two were immediately taken to hospital, but Saulic died there.
The musician was on the stage from the 70s. Before he began to play music, Saulic trained football.
14 Tonnes of Toxic Waste Dumped in the Yana Station Area in Sofia - is there a Danger to People?
14 tons of toxic waste was dumped in the Yana railway station, confirmed for NOVA from Sofia Municipality.
The district is detached from the Directorate for Emergency Relief and Prevention to Sofia Municipality. There is no air pollution. A suspect is seized for the discarded waste.
No Halki seminary without minarets on Athens mosque, Erdogan says
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suggested over the weekend that a mosque in Athens should open with minarets if Greece wants to reopen the Halki Orthodox seminary near Istanbul.
During a trip to Turkey earlier this month, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras visited the shuttered seminary and called for a joint visit there with Erdogan next time to reopen it.
The Bulgarian Socialist Party Leaves Parliament
The BSP left parliament, the National Council of the Party decided. 74 people voted in favor, 33 against, three abstained. Leader of the left, Kornelia Ninova, has set the terms of the ruling majority, which, according to her, is GERB, MRF, United Patriots, and sometimes "Volya".