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On July 8 2013, the peace march from Nezuk near Tuzla began. From this departure point, participants in the Peace March will make a three-day trek to Srebrenica and will […]
Greece’s international creditors have agreed to hand it a further 6.3 billion euro in bailout funds, even as they warn the country faces an unce ...
The United States and Europe have opened negotiations on what could become the world’s largest free trade zone, but the initial talks were overs ...
Gazprom’s signature pipeline project, South Stream, was behind schedule in Bulgaria, but company management remains adamant that the pipeline will b ...
A Bulgarian citizen of the Muslim faith, Veli Karaahmed, has lodged a complaint against Bulgaria in the European Court of Human Rights in connection with the May 2011 incident in […]
Bulgaria’s recent protests, the second wave of rallies in the space of six months, were evidence of a crisis of public trust in the inner workings of the government, the […]
The special statement by Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev effectively calling for early parliamentary elections has given a new focus to the country’s pro-government protesters – albeit off somewhat of a […]
GERB candidate Ivan Portnih has been elected mayor of Bulgaria’s main Black Sea city of Varna, defeating Hristo Bozov, who stood as an independent but was backed by the Bulgarian […]
The July 8 2013 Eurogroup meeting in Brussels is crucial for Greece as it is expected to decide whether or not the next tranche of the country’s bailout loan (EUR 8.1 […]
Poland will not be able to enter the eurozone for years because the government lacks the required majority to approve the necessary constitutional changes, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in […]
