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At the time right after the bail-in decision that affected the depositors of the main Cypriot banks, a highly charged debate started regarding who knew what and when, and which […]
Bulgaria saw its latest protests against purported plans for placement of refugees, this time in Varna and in the town of Kazanluk, while criticism am ...
Romania has agreed to allow the U.S. military to use an airbase near the Black Sea as a key logistics hub for getting supplies and troops into and out ...
The American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria (AmCham) is hosting a one-day conference on October 24 on the Bulgarian perspective on the Transatlantic ...
European Commission Vice-President Antonio Tajani will bring 65 industry associations and companies representatives from 17 EU member states to Israel on October 21 2013 in order to strengthen already flourishing […]
With the numbers of Syrians seeking safety in Europe on the rise, the United Nations refugee agency said on October 18 2013 that it is concerned about difficulties displaced people […]
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s democratic reform package is facing criticism following the Justice Ministry’s revelation that 20,000 people have been convicted under the country’s anti-terrorism law during t ...
More than 1100 refugees from the 1999 war in Kosovo are still in Macedonia. The United Nations High Commission for Refugees said that there are still concerns about these refugees […]
More than 60 litres of rainwater fell in Pitesti, within just three hours. Several inhabitants were rescued by boats. Dozens of cars were damaged by water in the streets of the […]
Prime Minister of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci has announced in today’s government meeting that the Serbian PM, Ivica Dacic will be visiting Kosovo tomorrow. “The visit of the Serb prime minister, […]
