Polish PM to set up committee to resolve ritual slaughter dispute – report
Prime Minister Donald Tusk reportedly has ordered the establishment of a special committee tasked with resolving the dispute over the
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Month: July 2013
EEZ and TAP top agenda of talks between foreign ministers of Greece and Turkey
Greece’s and Turkey’s Foreign Ministers held a meeting in Ankara on July 19 2013 at which they discussed the issues
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Serbian government reshuffle will be finished by the end of July
The reshuffle of the Serbian government would be finished until the end of July, Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić said
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Navalny returns to Moscow to run for mayor
Anti-corruption blogger Alexei Navalny is back in Moscow after being freed on bail pending an appeal of his theft conviction.
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Bulgaria’s anti-government protests: To ‘fight on the beaches’?
Members of Bulgaria’s Parliament are planning to forego the barricades for the beaches on their annual August summer holiday, escaping
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Bulgarian Parliament elects Vladimir Pisanchev as SANS director
Bulgaria’s Parliament elected Vladimir Pisanchev as director of the State Agency for National Security (SANS) on July 19, with 104
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President Plevneliev: Situation in Bulgaria ‘extraordinary’
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev, in his first interview with foreign media after more than a month of the anti-government protests
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Electricity war started in Croatia
After Slovenian company GEN-I won a tender in June to supply the Croatian public administration with electricity, now the Croatian
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European Commission warns Romania of incoherent financial plan
The European executive arm has warned Romania its plan drawn up with a view to access EU funds during the
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