Ataka, BSP MPs threaten court action against theologian over Mt Athos ferry incident
Members of Parliament from two of the parties in Bulgaria’s ruling axis, the Bulgarian Socialist Party and Ataka, have pledged
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Month: October 2013
Bulgaria’s anti-government student protest keeps up the pace
Motorists in a street in central Sofia were treated to a dance performance – whether they wanted such a performance
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Troika’s second review of Cyprus economy begins
For the next 10 days, until November 8, the fiscal restructuring progress and the financial system of Cyprus will once
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Plight of ‘Maria’ puts spotlight on Roma In Europe
A little blonde girl in Greece is at the center of a Europe-wide row over the treatment of Roma people
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Bosphorus tunnel opens linking Europe, Asia
For the first time, Turkey has connected its European and Asian sides with a railway tunnel. The Marmaray tunnel, which
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Student ‘occupation’ in Bulgarian universities expected to spread
Students from the University for National and World Economics (UNWE) in Sofia were set to join the spreading “occupation” protests
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Bulgarian MPs in controversial ‘resignation’ call incident during visit to Mt Athos
Members of Bulgaria’s Parliament, among them Ataka ultra-nationalist Pavel Shopov, were involved in an incident on a ferry boat from
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Sofia hosts WTA Tournament of Champions
Bulgarian capital Sofia will play host to the WTA Tournament of Champions for a second year running in 2013, at
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Greek president Papoulias tell country’s lenders: ‘Greeks have had enough’
“We have given all that we could and can’t give anything more (…) This must be acknowledged by Europe. The
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