Bulgaria closes probe into Cold War "Umbrella killing"
BULGARIA-UMBRELLA/MARKOV (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Bulgaria closes probe into Cold War "Umbrella killing"
Closing chapter of a five-year parliamentary strengthening programme has approached
A programme designed to boost media capabilities in six parliamentary democracies.
Bulgaria closes probe in Umbrella killing after 35 years
BULGARIA-UMBRELLA/MARKOV:Bulgaria closes probe in Umbrella killing after 35 years
Yellen Fans Urge Obama to Choose Her for Fed Chief
Economists are signing a letter to Obama supporting Janet Yellen as Fed chair. "The catalyst for me was all the media attention to Larry Summers," said Heidi Hartmann, who is co-organizing the lobbying effort.
A staff member shows new iPhone 5S Touch ID fingerprint recognition feature to journalist at Apple Inc's announcement event in Beijing
A staff member shows the new iPhone 5S Touch ID fingerprint recognition feature to a journalist at Apple Inc's announcement event in Beijing, September 11, 2013. Apple Inc unveiled on Tuesday an iPhone with a fingerprint scanner to help it stand out in a crowded field of similar smartphones, plus a cheaper plastic model for emerging markets that proved pricier than expected. Apple's millions of Chinese fans will celebrate the near-simultaneous launch of the latest iPhone in China and the United States, but one group will have little to cheer - the smugglers. An early launch of Apple's latest smartphone in China is expected to stifle a thriving grey market worth billions of dollars a year built around smuggling from Hong Kong, where in the past the U.S. tech giant's gadgets have gone on sale months before they reach official channels in the mainland. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY MEDIA)
A journalist checks her iPod at Apple Inc's announcement event in Beijing
A journalist checks her iPod at Apple Inc's announcement event in Beijing, September 11, 2013. Apple Inc's millions of Chinese fans will celebrate the near-simultaneous launch of the latest iPhone in China and the United States, but one group will have little to cheer - the smugglers. An early launch of Apple's latest smartphone in China is expected to stifle a thriving grey market worth billions of dollars a year built around smuggling from Hong Kong, where in the past the U.S. tech giant's gadgets have gone on sale months before they reach official channels in the mainland. REUTERS/Jason Lee (CHINA - Tags: MEDIA BUSINESS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY)