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Bulgaria Eco-Activists Rally against Burgas-Alexandroupolis Pipeline
The Clean Sea organization rallied against the planned oil pipeline in Burgas on Wednesday.
Bulgaria's Coastal Towns Rally against Oil Pipeline Project
Citizens of Burgas, Bulgaria's fourth-largest city, hit the streets at the end of last year in protest against the controversial oil pipeline that will pass through their municipality as agreed during the visit of the Russian president.
Egnatia stretch is closed down
Just a week after the government inaugurated the Egnatia Odos, the 670-kilometer highway that stretches from northeastern Greece to the northwestern port of Igoumenitsa, a section of the road has been closed already for repair work.
Russian Energy Projects in Bulgaria Driven by Geopolitics Not Profit
If geopolitical motives drive Russian energy projects in Bulgaria, such as the Belene NPP, their realization will not be affected by the economic crisis.
Local referendum rejects Bourgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline
Athens Bulgaria, Greece and Russia signed the agreement for cooperation in construction and use of the Bourgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline.
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Russia, Greece: Strategic partnership based on common historical, spiritual heritage
Russia and Greece have deeply rooted ties of friendship that span a history of over a thousand years.
Bulgaria's Pomorie Says No to Oil Pipeline
A total of 99% of the residents of the coastal town of Pomorie, who took part in a local referedum on Saturday, have voted against plans for an oil pipeline passing through the municipality.
Energy Holding pulls out of Bourgas-Alexandropulis pipeline
The state-owned Bulgarian Energy Holding , the recently formed mega structure in charge of the country's top energy assets, has decided to withdraw from the Bourgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project that should carry Russian oil via the Bulgarian Black Sea port of Bourgas and Greece's Alexandroupolis on the Aegean.
Bulgaria's Pomorie Active in Referendum on Burgas-Alexandroupolis Oil Pipeline
More than 30% of the eligible voters in Pomorie have voted in the referendum on the proposed oil pipeline by the early afternoon.
Bulgarian Energy Holding Quits Burgas-Alexandroupolis
Bulgarian Energy Holding is quitting the Burgas-Alexandroupolis natural gas pipeline project.
Karamanlis, Russian PM speak about energy over the phone Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin had a 20-minute telephone conversation yesterday.
Greek, Russian PM talks over phone on energy issues
Greek Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis had a phone conversation with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, which focused on energy issues and ways to further develop the already close bilateral relations between the two countries.
Vote planned for Burgas-Alexandroupolis
The seaside resort town of Pomorie, Bulgaria, plans to hold a May 16 public referendum on the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline.
Bulgaria's Pomorie to Hold Referendum on Oil Pipeline
The coastal town of Pomorie will hold on May 16 a referendum asking its residents to vote in favour or against plans for an oil pipeline passing through the municipality.
Bulgarians rally against trans-Balkan oil pipeline
Bulgarians rally against trans-Balkan oil pipeline A protestor holds a sign reading "Are we going to allow this?" during a protest against the construction of the Burgas-Alexandroupolis pipeline in Sofia April 22, 2009.
Bulgaria PM: Russia Is Priority Partner even in Crisis
Bulgaria's PM Stanishev has placed an emphasis on the country's and EU's partnership with Russia.
Putin warns against excluding Russia from energy decisions. .
Attempts to exclude Russia from global energy decision making are counterproductive, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Monday in a landmark address to the lower house of parliament.
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Karamanlis issues a rallying cry
Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis's call for Greeks to A rally togetherA to face the economic crisis appeared to have little effect on politicians, who continued to argue about the strength and weaknesses of the government's approach to the problem.