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BERLIN - To many people in Serbia, Germany is an example of an ideal state, not only economically, but also socially, Serbian PM Ana Brnabic wrote in an article for Radio Deutsche Welle.

The head of Turkey's top official religious body, the Directorate of Religious Affairs (Diyanet), has recently been changed by the government, but it seems that the change has not had any effect on the institution's anti-secularism stance.

The case of Eldorado Gold and the degree of Greece's investment-friendliness dominated the first day of the 12th London Roadshow of Athens-listed firms on Wednesday.

The President of the Euro Working Group (EWG) Thomas Weiser warned that Greece would be under the oversight of its creditors for many years to come.

Talks about increasing public sector wages and pensions in Serbia will continue in the weeks ahead, the IMF has said in a statement.

Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias will visit Turkey on October 24 at the invitation of his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu, authorities said on Tuesday.

According to information from the Embassy in Mexico at 8:30 am, there is no data of injured Bulgarian citizens in the 7.1 magnitude  earthquake on the Richter scale in Mexico last night, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry (MFA) said, quoted by bTV.

The Bulgarian Embassy is in contact with local authorities and monitors the situation. 

China is getting closer to Europe with its "One Belt One Road" project, according to Ahmet Musul, the chairman of Ekol, one of Turkey's leading logistics firms. 

As Turkey's "geographic proximity" advantage, which had a benefit on its exports to Europe, is slipping away, this will certainly have its impacts on the textiles industry. 

European companies suffer from "promise fatigue" over China's failure to follow through on pledges to open its market, the EU Chamber of Commerce in China said on Sept. 19.

The chamber issued an annual 400-page report detailing the regulatory barriers that continue to hinder investment in the world's second-largest economy.

By December 20, we will know the exact program of the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU, it became clear today. Parliament is currently discussing its priorities in the Security and Justice sector, reported bTV.

Our country will insist on the creation of a European Public Prosecutor's Office, which will control how EU funds are spent.