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Number of Foreigners Granted BG Citizenship Drops
There is a drop in the number of foreigners who were granted Bulgarian citizenship, said former deputy justice minister Ilia Angelov, quoted by Sega daily.
“Bulgarian citizenship is not for sale,” he said. According to him, often people who get Bulgarian citizenship only use it to gain access to other EU countries and then renounce it.
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Torrential Rains Kill One Near Bulgaria's Gabrovo
A 61-year-old woman was killed and her 39-year-old son went missing after the torrential rains on Monday night, report the Bulgarian-language media.
According to Gabrovo mayor Tanya Hristova, the ground floors of houses in villages in Gabrovo region were flooded. Electricity and water supply have been cut off.
Water supply in the Gabrovo industrial zone is also disrupted.
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Venizelos to meet Nimetz in Athens
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Evangelos Venizelos is expected to meet with Matthew Nimetz, the United Nations mediator in a dispute between Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) in Athens on Wednesday, the Greek Foreign Ministry announced on Tuesday.
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Serbia "loyal to EU - but not at expense of economy"
Serbia "loyal to EU - but not at expense of economy"
NIŠ -- PM Aleksandar Vučić has said that Serbia's loyalty to the EU is not in question, but called on Brussels to respect the vital national interests of the country.
He urged the organization "not to expect Serbia to cause harm to its own economy for the sake of the EU path."
IKEA Opens its Doors in Croatia
Popularity Swedish furniture retailer IKEA, a byword for design and practicality throughout the Western hemisphere, is opening near Zagreb, Croatia, on 21 August.
The IKEA centre in Zagreb is the result of an investment of 91 million euro and is the first such store in the Western Balkans, where it is expected to act as a regional hub.
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Vucic: Serbia is loyal to EU, but not at expense of economy
NIS - Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said that Serbia's loyalty to the European Union is not in question, but called on Brussels to respect the vital national interests of the country and not expect it to cause harm to its own economy for the sake of the EU path.
Senior Kosovo Guerrillas Face Crimes Against Humanity Cases
An EU report said top Kosovo Liberation Army officials will be prosecuted for crimes against humanity including murders and abductions but there was not enough evidence yet for organ-trafficking indictments.
Ponta: Romania's national anthem - symbol of regained dignity of long-suffering nation
Prime Minister Victor Ponta said on Tuesday, on the Day of the National Anthem of Romania that the 'Wake Up, Romanian!' anthem is a symbol of the regained dignity of a long-suffering nation.
Archaeological council bans international climbers' gathering at Meteora
The Greek Central Archaeological Council (KAS) has banned an international festival of climbers at the giant rock formations at Meteora, in Thessaly, central Greece.
More than 1,000 visitors including climbers, spectators and journalists were expected to take part in the annual Petzl Roctrip contest between September 29 October 3.
Organ trafficking investigator to publish statement
Organ trafficking investigator to publish statement
BELGRADE -- The chief prosecutor of EULEX for alleged human organ trafficking in Kosovo and Albania in 1999 will issue a statement on the findings of the investigation.