Chemistry
Bulgaria Customs Seize 2 Kg of Heroin
Bulgarian customs officers have seized two kilograms of heroin at Kapitan Andreevo checkpoint at the border with Turkey.
The smuggler, who was arrested on 4 February, was part of a criminal group trafficking heroin from Turkey to Italy via Greece. A flooded road at Turkey's border with Greece had forced the smuggler to cross into Bulgaria.
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Bulgargaz to Propose Gas Price Cut for Q2, 2015 to Energy Watchdog
Bulgaria's state-owned gas supplier Bulgargaz will propose a reduction in the price of natural gas in Q2, 2015 to the energy watchdog.
Croatia to Include Serbia in Gas Pipeline Project
Ivan Vrdoljak, Croatian Economy Minister, on Wednesday confirmed reports carried by the Serbian daily newspaper Blic about Serbia's likely inclusion in the planned gas pipeline running from Croatia to Hungary.
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Court clears suspects of 2012 attack on German envoy
A Thessaloniki misdemeanors court on Friday cleared two municipal employees and a local school teacher, for a second time, over a protest in the northern port city in November 2012 that turned ugly when demonstrators pelted the then German Consul Wolfgang Hoelsche-Obermaier with styrofoam cups of coffee and plastic bottles of water.
Bulgarian Customs Seize 2.5 Kg of Cocaine at Sofia Airport
Bulgarian customs officers have seized 2.5 kilogrammes of cocaine of very high purity at Sofia International Airport, the National Customs Agency said on Monday.
The cocaine was hidden in bottles of wine packed in the luggage of a female Chilean national.
Turkey's gas imports to increase by 10 percent in 2015: Ministry
Turkey?s natural gas imports for 2015 are projected to reach 52.2 billion cubic meters (bcm), an increase of 9.6 percent compared to last year, according to the Energy Ministry.
Gas consumption has been steadily increasing in Turkey because of the country?s developing industry and increasing population, and Turkey imported a total of 47.6 bcm of natural gas in 2014.
British Tourist's Drug-Related Death in Bulgaria Occurred 'by Misadventure'
A British holidaymaker has died in Bulgaria's Borovets ski resort after taking a drug she and her friends thought was cocaine.
Kelmendi Pleads Not Guilty as Trial Opens in Prishtina
The trial of Naser Kelmendi started in Prishtina on Friday with EULEX Special Prosecutor Andrew Hughes giving an opening statement in front of the Basic Court in Prishtina.
PPC considers electricity rate cuts
By Chryssa Liaggou
The management of Public Power Corporation and a foreign consultancy firm are together examining the possibility of reducing PPC?s electricity rates in a bid to respond to longtime demands by its major clients, as the power giant eyes the continuing drop in fuel rates (oil and natural gas) and the positive impact from changes to the wholesale market.
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Space station crew safe, no ammonia leak confirmed: NASA
The six astronauts at the International Space Station are safe and are taking shelter in the Russian segment after an alarm went off on the US side of the orbiting outpost, NASA said Jan. 14.