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1. Property in Bulgaria and the Barbie generation. September 17, 2008 Property in Bulgaria has seen a huge influx of foreign property investors in recent years with a huge buy to let market. Coupled with very low prices it has seen a lot of interest from first time buyers priced out of the UK property market. Also the Balkans and Eastern Europe in general is on the must visit list of many people and as more budget airlines open up the way the holiday let potential increases. Even in difficult times it is hard to see property in Bulgaria losing value in the short or medium term so there is still plenty of time to get in. The so called Barbie generation (b... (read more) Author: Paul Stubbs

2. Some Famous And Tasty Tandoor Recipes July 16, 2008 Indian traditional cookery is not complete without dishes made in a Tandoor. It is a cylindrical clay oven used in Tran Caucasus, the Balkans, the Middle East, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh, in which food is cooked over a hot charcoal fire. Temperatures in a tandoor can approach 480°C (900°F), and it is common for tandoor ovens to remain lit for long periods of time to maintain the high cooking temperature. Any food cooked in a tandoor is called tandoori. Tandoor is used for cooking certain types of Irani, Indian and Pakistani food, such as tandoori chicken and bread varieties like tandoori ... (read more) Author: ginfo plus

3. Bulgaria: Central European Ministers Discuss Power Generation, Infrastructure March 07, 2008 Electricity shortages in the Balkans must be addressed before turning to the more-complicated problems like renewable energy sources and environmentally-sound technologies, Bulgarian Economy and Energy Minister Petur Dimitrov told the participants in the annual roundtable of the CEI [Central European Initiative] ministers of economic sectors, which took place here on Wednesday [21 November] with the 10th CEI summit economic forum. Bulgaria is taking resolute action in this connection: the Belene nuclear power plant must be commissioned in 2013-14 and two major generating facilities, to run o... (read more) Author: Velimir Lackovic

4. Turkish, Swiss Officials Discussing Energy Projects, New Pipelines March 07, 2008 Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister Hilmi Guler met Walter Steinmann, director of Swiss Federal Office of Energy, in Ankara on Wednesday. Guler told reporters, "Turkey and Switzerland are assessing construction of a new natural gas pipeline as 'Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) Project' that would reach the Balkans, Albania and then Italy via Turkey." Guler said they discussed renewable energy projects, new pipelines, as well as nuclear energy issues. "We consider to carry out very comprehensive joint energy projects with Switzerland. We think of signing a memorandum of understanding w... (read more) Author: Velimir Lackovic

5. Activities In Italy: Cycling and Skiing October 11, 2007 When it comes to activities and things to do in Italy it should be noted that skiing and cycling are two of the countries favorite past times. When it comes to skiing expenses have gotten so out of hand that many skiers are now looking to Eastern Europe for cheaper ski trips, but while there are certainly bargains to be found in the Balkans, the resorts tend be less developed than in Western Europe and offer less extensive terrain. So what does the cash strapped skier do? For many, the answer lies in the not so well known ski resort of Livingo, Italy. Set in the Italian Alps Liv... (read more) Author: Clyde Lee Dennis

6. Ski Italy September 20, 2007 Austria, France and Switzerland boast some of the most popular ski resorts, but these traditional favorites are also some of the most expensive places to go skiing. At these places it's not uncommon to pay more than 7 Euros for a beer in ski bars. Something else that cannot be had cheaply in these areas are hotel accommodations. Expenses have gotten so out of hand that many skiers are now looking to Eastern Europe for cheaper ski trips, but while there are certainly bargains to be found in the Balkans, the resorts tend be less developed than in Western Europe and offer less extensive terr... (read more) Author: Clyde Lee Dennis

7. Bulgaria Join The EU, October 05, 2006 Bulgaria will join the European Union accession in the First of January 2007, and is on its way to turn into the Riviera on the Balkans. The improved economic conditions, political and social stability in Bulgaria over the last 3 years brought to a real boom of the prices of property in Bulgaria. Other important factor for the rising property market is the huge tourism potential in our country. There are great natural attractions - high mountains, beautiful and clean Black Sea coast, preserved rural areas, minimum urbanization, thousands years of history, etc. Now... (read more) Author: Jolis Eltilib

8. Celtic Wedding Rings and tying the Knot January 01, 2006 The origins of the Celts dates back to prehistoric times when they emerged as a group of loosely knit tribes with a common culture and language. Celtic settlements stretched from Turkey and the Balkans right across Western Europe. But it was the rise of the Roman Empire that would expose the lack of cohesion between the various Celtic tribes and would lead to them being overrun, expelled from their territories and being pushed back to the western fringes of the continent. Although the ancient Celts flourished across Europe, it is in Ireland where their traditions have been most pres... (read more) Author: John Lewis

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