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The Consumer Protection Commission (KZP) prohibited the practices of two Bulgarian telecommunication companies to refuse to their subscribers the option of terminating their contracts.

The practice of one of the telecoms is to refuse the termination of contracts unless the customer submits a request in the same office where the contract was signed.

Montenegro's Agency for Electronic Communications, EKIP, said on Monday that there had interest from several foreign companies in entering the country's telecoms market, causing existing operators to express fears that their profits would be hit and the economic potential of the Montenegrin market reduced. 

Some USD 5.5 B will be generated by 10 000 working in Bulgaria's information and communications technology (ICT) industry, a recent forecast suggests.

Children from all over Greece will have the opportunity to creatively develop their talents and scientific skills via the 2nd Panhellenic Educational Robotics Competition for elementary schoolchildren and the 1st Panhellenic Educational Robotics Competition for junior high-school children.

Government factions are continuing to give the impression that all is well while downplaying the consequences of capital controls, the final results of nine months, in various sectors, paint a totally different picture.

It’s been almost a decade since the start of the multibillion dollar corruption scandal at Siemens. The German judiciary has long placed ex-Siemens CEO Heinrich von Pierer on file, but now Athens wants the trial of the century to fly open.

Thousands protest in Belgrade against privatization of Telekom

Several thousand people protested in Belgrade in front of the government against the privatization of the state-owned telecommunications company Telekom Srbija.

Several thousand people protested in Belgrade in front of the government against the privatization of the state-owned telecommunications company Telekom Srbija.

Organizers said that the rally gathered 10,000 people, while the Interior Ministry (MUP) put the number at 2,300, the Beta agency is reporting on Wednesday.

The development of the SAS in Nemea, Peloponnese, will be a key infrastructure milestone for EAN, which was unveiled by Inmarsat last month as the first aviation passenger connectivity solution in Europe to combine an advanced satellite network and LTE-based ground network, the latter of which will be operated by Deutsche Telekom.

Inmarsat, British satellite company, has chosen Greece and the country’s largest telecommunications provider OTE to install the terrestrial satellite station of the European Aviation Network (EAN). The service will offer high-speed inflight connectivity for Europe from a Satellite Access Station (SAS) to be set up in Nemea, the Peloponnese.