Bulgarian political crisis: talk of Government resignation and Electoral Code changes
Bulgarian socialist party leader Sergei Stanishev gave the first hint on June 26 that the resignation of the Plamen Oresharski
Read moreBulgarian socialist party leader Sergei Stanishev gave the first hint on June 26 that the resignation of the Plamen Oresharski
Read moreThe consortium developing the Shah Deniz 2 gas field on Azerbaijan’s shelf in the Caspian Sea has picked the Trans-Adriatic
Read moreIn what is seen as a major victory for the gay-rights movement, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled the federal
Read moreCzech president Milos Zeman’s nomination of long-time ally Jiri Rusnok as prime minister-designate has been opposed by the largest parties
Read moreSofia City Court ended on June 26 proceedings in a case requesting the extradition of Evelin “Brendo” Banev to Romania
Read moreThe disciplinary committee of Europe’s football governing body Uefa has ruled to hand European competition bans to Turkish clubs Fenerbahce
Read moreThe EU has decided to postpone talks with Ankara aimed at moving forward on Turkey’s membership in the bloc until
Read moreMore than 2,000 people were evacuated from more than 20 hospitals, and public buildings in several Polish cities on Tuesday
Read moreAnti-government protests in Bulgaria took on a new shape on the morning of June 26 as protesters gathered outside Parliament
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