Articles from The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria) (June 19, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Balkan Star Automotive.			139
Blame Latvia.			83
Climax point.	Iliev, Nick		486
Community noticeboard.			539
Cultural centres.			778
Dates to note.		Calendar	128
Defending champ.			87
Diana.	Leviev-Sawyer, Clive		557
Dismantle it!			88
Emerging Bulgaria.			109
Euro inflation.			91
Films on TV.		Calendar	646
Fire sale.			82
Flat gap.			96
For sale.			113
Galleries.			255
Guantanamo deal.			91
Harvest expectations.			131
Legal definition: will the choice of the company picked to build digital TV multiplexes face a legal challenge?	Bivol, Alex		828
Little or nothing: cabinet compromises on changes to the country's education system.	Kostadinov, Petar		806
Live performances.			452
Neterra.			120
Not a level playing field: Bulgaria is the only EU country that fails to recognize cohabitation as a legal equivalent to marriage.	Kostadinov, Petar		716
Not me.			221
People-centred traditions.	Drysdale, Bill		500
Price reduction.			103
Questions of principle.			195
Ready to campaign.			137
Sales points.			547
Schengen white list.			93
Selling spree.			109
Sport on TV.		Calendar	239
Stopping trafficking: Bulgaria is putting in strong efforts against human trafficking but needs to do more, US report says.	Leviev-Sawyer, Clive		592
Swine flu--simply don't let in happen in the first place.	Hill, David	Letter to the editor	452
The footie fan is back ... Nigel Kennedy, by the way, is also quite a dab hand at the violin.	Hershman, Gabriel		1772
The KFOR formula: Nato's decision to reduce KFOR in Kosovo raises many questions about the Process--and concerns that some countries may withdraw too quickly.	Leviev-Sawyer, Clive		784
The majestic grape: forward-thinking philosophy and French wine consultant equal top crus at Katarzyna Estate.	Rahn, Magdalena		1174
The politics of insomnia.	Leviev-Sawyer, Clive		509
The resurrection of Siderov.	Kostadinov, Petar		518
The strand.			90
The value of safety: instead of serving as a guarantee of vehicles' road safety, obligatory annual maintenance inspections in Bulgaria have turned into a good business opportunity.	Kostadinov, Petar		1419
Tied in a knot: hundreds of companies across a number of sectors will suffer in case of a poor summer tourist season.	Markova, Zornitsa		1340
Transfer target.			117
Undermined.			144
Ups and downs: as labour unions protest against the Cabinet's crisis-fighting plan, statistics claim household income is on the rise and labour productivity is falling.	Bivol, Alex		519
Vultures' viewpoint: in the Eastern Rhodopes, a refuge for the endangered Egyptian Vulture and the White-Headed Vulture.	Leviev-Sawyer, Clive		1334
Waiting outside: no surprises as European central banker tells Sofia to wait in line to join the euro.	Bivol, Alex		618
Weather.			97
What crunch?			91