Veneta Markovska, appointed to Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court under a cloud of allegations of conflict of interest and corruption, resigned her current job as deputy chairperson of the Supreme Administrative Court […]
The eve of the Advent Fast for Bulgaria’s Orthodox Church leaders found them in anything but the mood of quiet contemplation intended by tradition; ...
Eight prominent Romanian football club owners and football agents were handed heavy sentences by an appeals court in Bucharest on charges of tax avoid ...
Thousands of workers are holding coordinated strikes in countries across Europe to protest their governments’ deep spending cuts and tax hikes. ...
Sofia mayor Yordanka Fandukova has issued final warnings to two of her deputies, but decided against demanding their resignations following an inquest into how the city hall almost overpaid 2.6 […]
Bulgaria’s Registry Agency launched on November 14 2012 a new website to give foreign citizens and companies information on procedures for buying and maintaining real estate in Bulgaria. Prime Minister […]
Bulgaria’s Cabinet was expected to declare, at its meeting on November 14 2012, a continuous six-day holiday from May 1 to 6 2013. May 1 2013, Labour Day, is a […]
Political leaders in Bosnia and Herzegovina are failing to produce what they should be 17 years after the signing of the peace agreement that ended fighting in the country and […]
France has become the first European country to recognize the newly formed Syrian opposition coalition and says it could consider arming the rebels. French President Francois Hollande said Tuesday that […]
Cash-strapped Greece has raised the money it needs to help it avoid a default later this week, but says it still urgently needs more bailout funds in the coming days. […]