Hungarian Human Resources Minister Zoltán Balog was summoned to Nyíregyháza Court on Tuesday to testify over the alleged segregation of Roma children in a school that opened in 2011 and is […]
A gas leak has officially been blamed for a powerful explosion at a building on Divadelní street that injured 35 people April 29, prompting experts to once again warn against […]
Back in the sunny days before the Boston Marathon bombings, Vladimir Putin, an avid sportsman, decided that the best way to showcase his new Russia would be to host world […]
Ognian Zlatev took office on May 1 2013 as the new head of the European Commission’s (EC) Representation in Sofia, the EC said. Zlatev has been working since 2011 as […]
Never has labour in Bulgaria been so humiliated, having to choose between paying their electricity bills or buying food, Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) leader Sergei Stanishev told a May Day […]
A day after prosecutors said that they had enough evidence to charge former interior minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov with crimes in connection with alleged illegal wiretapping, but could not do so […]
The Cypriot parliament approved an international bailout Tuesday in a very close vote, with just over half of lawmakers voting in favor. The “yes” vote lines Cyprus up for a […]