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Cyprus Returns Smuggled Jewellery Items to Bulgaria
Cyprus has returned to Bulgaria three ancient pieces of jewellery, part of Bulgaria`s cultural heritage.
According to cyprus-mail.com, the items were smuggled to Cyprus through the post in 2006 and were withheld by customs authorities under legislation for tracing and returning cultural items smuggled to an EU member state.
Some 32.5 bln fled abroad on fears of Grexit
By Leonidas Stergiou
The amount of capital that was transferred out of Greek banks between late 2009, when the extent of Greeces economic troubles started emerging, and ended in June 2012 as confidence in Greece began being restored, amounted to about 115 billion euros, a recent National Bank of Greece survey showed.
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Turkish PM Davutoğlu calls for closer cooperation during Athens visit
Turkish PM DavutoÄlu has called for a closer cooperation with Greece during his visit to Athens as part of the third High Level Strategic Council between both countries, while playing down differences, particularly on the Cyprus issue
Turkish navy to conduct exercises in the Aegean during talks
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu is due in Athens for talks on Friday amid a tense atmosphere between Greece and Turkey, which has been exacerbated by the neighboring countrys decision to carry out naval exercises in the Aegean while discussions take place in the Greek capital.
US Army to Stay in Poland and the Baltic States Through 2015
The deployment of US troops and military equipment in Poland, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia has been extended throughout 2015 in order to contain Russian aggression in the region, Lt Gen Frederick Ben Hodges, Commanding General of US Army Europe, has announced.
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EconMin Proposes Joint Bulgaria-Romania Export to Non-EU Markets
Bulgarian and Romanian companies could join hands to export foods, electronics, machines and textile outside the EU, Economy Minister Bozhidar Lukarski has told Romania's Ambassador to Bulgaria Anton Pacuretu.
Bulgaria, Romania To Attract Asian Tourists With Joint Efforts
Bulgaria and Romania will develop joint tourist projects to attract more tourists from China, Japan and India, said Bulgaria's Tourism Minister Nikolina Angelkova after a meeting with Florin-Nicolae Jianu, Romania's Minister for SME's, Business Environment and Tourism.
According to Angelkova, the projects will focus on joint projects in the Danube region.
Over 270 companies present their offers at Romexpo, in 32nd edition of Romanian Tourism Fair
Over 270 companies of 14 countries will present their offers in the 32nd edition of the Romanian Tourism Fair (TTR), carried out at Romexpo exhibition centre, in the period November 13 - 16.
Bulgaria To Spend BGN 7 M On Tourism Promotion
Bulgaria will spend BGN 7 M on advertising campaign, promoting it as an attractive tourist destination with rich history and architecture, SPA resorts and beautiful nature, reports News.bg.
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Car Tolls at Danube Bridge 2 May Drop by 50%
Hristo Monev, Deputy Chair of the Supervisory Board of Danube Bridge 2 Vidin - Calafat AD, has suggested that the car tolls could be reduced by 50%.
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