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For the next 10 days, until November 8, the fiscal restructuring progress and the financial system of Cyprus will once again come under the scrutiny of the international creditors’ troika. […]
A little blonde girl in Greece is at the center of a Europe-wide row over the treatment of Roma people – sometimes known as “gypsies.” The girl, named Maria, was […]
For the first time, Turkey has connected its European and Asian sides with a railway tunnel. The Marmaray tunnel, which runs underneath the Bosphorus Strait, will link the Asian and […]
Students from the University for National and World Economics (UNWE) in Sofia were set to join the spreading “occupation” protests against the government of Plamen Oresharski on October 29, scheduling […]
Members of Bulgaria’s Parliament, among them Ataka ultra-nationalist Pavel Shopov, were involved in an incident on a ferry boat from Greece’s Mount Athos when a Bulgarian theologian chanted “resign!” at […]
Bulgarian capital Sofia will play host to the WTA Tournament of Champions for a second year running in 2013, at the Arena Armeec Sofia between October 29 and November 3. […]
“We have given all that we could and can’t give anything more (…) This must be acknowledged by Europe. The Greek people cannot give something more. It gave what it […]
Romania and the United States have inaugurated a military site that will be part of the NATO missile defense system that protects Europe from attack. Russia has vigorously opposed having […]
With a total of 15 years as president or prime minister, Václav Klaus easily ranks as one of the most significant figures of post-revolutionary Czech politics. Yet even having a […]
European Union lawmakers are in Washington to confront U.S. officials about allegations of widespread American spying on its allies. The 23-member European Parliament delegation began a series of meetings Monday […]
