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Europe's population on way down in 2021: Eurostat — EUbusiness.com | EU news, business and politics - Vimarsana News

Europe's population on way down in 2021: Eurostat — EUbusiness.com | EU news, business and politics

Natural population changes, as well as the role played by the pandemic, contributed to a decrease in most EU regions in 2021, according to figures produced Tuesday by the EU's statistics agency Eurostat.

Bulgarian Energy Holding 9-mo net profit shrinks 36% y/y - Vimarsana News

Bulgarian Energy Holding 9-mo net profit shrinks 36% y/y

The Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH), which pools state-owned energy companies, said that its standalone net profit sank to 884.2 million levs ($483.1 millio

Three Bidders for CEZ's New PWRs at Dukovany - Vimarsana News

Three Bidders for CEZ's New PWRs at Dukovany

Three Bidders for CEZ’s New PWRs at Dukovany

Cameco and Brookfield Complete Acquisition of Westinghouse Electric Company Creating a Powerful Platform for Strategic Growth - Vimarsana News

Cameco and Brookfield Complete Acquisition of Westinghouse Electric Company Creating a Powerful Platform for Strategic Growth

All amounts in Canadian dollars unless specified otherwise This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20231107426694/en/Figure 1:...

Election Chaos In Bulgaria After Officials Pull The Plug On Voting Machines - Vimarsana News

Election Chaos In Bulgaria After Officials Pull The Plug On Voting Machines

Ahead of local elections last weekend, Bulgarian officials cancelled machine voting 36 hours before polls opened. The move sparked protests and -- ahead of a November 5 runoff -- has thrown the election administration into chaos and strained the ties of the country's ruling coalition.

Source: rferl.org