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Plamen Oresharski, appointed prime minister of Bulgaria as of May 29 in the socialist government, held his first official meeting with ambassadors of European Union and Nato member states on […]
Members of the European Parliament questioned Croatia’s European Commissioner-designate Neven Mimica on EU consumer policy and his plans for the nex ...
Because of the heavy rain that hit Europe over the past few days, several countries, including Slovakia, now face the threat of flooding. The level of ...
The long-awaited moment, the arrival of the Noble oil rig to the maritime exclusive economic zone of Cyprus in order to perform the confirmatory drill ...
The United Nations human rights office has urged the government of Turkey to guarantee that its citizens have the right to assemble freely and in a peaceful manner, following days […]
The continuing demonstrations in Turkey started as a protest against plans to develop a popular square in Istanbul that is a symbol of Turkey’s commitment to secularism. But analysts say […]
Bulgaria’s competition watchdog and the country’s ombudsman have called for an overhaul of the laws regulating the operations of central heating utilities in the country, saying that the current norms […]
In celebration of the first birthday on June 4 2013 of The Sofia Globe, the daily news and features website covering Bulgaria and the world, our website has a fresh […]
The Hungarian Weather Service, OMS, has issued a yellow Class 1 weather warning for Budapest and the northern parts of the Danube. This means that 25-30mm of precipitation can amount […]
The latest arrest by Bulgarian border police of would-be illegal migrants, six people who said they were from Syria and Palestine, brings the number of people attempting illegal border crossings […]
