News archive of October 2023

Address of Vučić and Ursula von der Leyen: We had very good talks VIDEO

Vucic first thanked Ursula von der Leyen for the visit and said that "we have had very good talks so far, and we will continue talking throughout the day".
He referred to the fact that the EU is Serbia's biggest partner, and that Serbia is one of the biggest exporters in the EU.
"We heard encouraging words of President Von der Leyen today," announced Vui.

Yemeni Houthi Rebels Target Israel with Missile Strike as Conflict Escalates

In an alarming turn of events, Israel is now under attack not only from the Gaza Strip and Lebanon but also from Yemen. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported this morning that they had identified an "air target" approaching Israeli territory near the southern resort town of Eilat.

Vucic: Serbia meeting commitments, but not contrarily to its constitution

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday Serbia was committed to preservation of peace and stability and that the country knew its commitments and was meeting them in line with agreements but that it was clear what it could not do because doing so would be contrary to its constitution.

Konstantopoulou loses another MP

Course of Freedom, the smallest of the eight parties represented in parliament, has lost another MP in less than three weeks.

In a letter to the speaker, Areti Papaioannou, who represents the Thessaloniki II constituency, said she was leaving the parliamentary group headed by Zoe Konstantopoulou.

One-bedroom Apartments Remain Most Sought after in Sofia

The growth of real estate prices is slowing down, and for the third quarter of the year, it is below 6%.

The average price of properties in the third quarter of the year is 1,550 euros per square meter, resulting in an average total purchase price of 137,000 euros.

Turnout in Bulgaria's 29 October Local Elections was 44.94

Turnout in Bulgaria's 29 October local elections was 44.94, in line with preliminary forecasts by sociologists. More than 2 713 000 voters went to the polls out of a total of just over 6 038 000 on the electoral rolls. This can be seen from the data published on the Central Election Commission website.

Bulgaria has the Highest Social Risk in the European Union

Bulgaria has the highest social risk in the European Union, according to the Social Resilience Index. It tracks 12 economic, social and political parametres in 185 countries around the world, said Allianz Trade, which produces the ranking.

The results of the study covered the period from early 2022 to September 2023.

No swiping needed: Film ‘Fingernails’ puts love to the test

Greek filmmaker Christos Nikou's English-language debut imagines a world where dating apps are out and couples search for true love through fingernail samples and science.

"Fingernails" stars Jessie Buckley and Jeremy Allen White as Anna and Ryan, who have established their compatibility in the lab, and then reflect on their relationship three years later.

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