Poland suspends Schengen during Warsaw climate change conference
Poland has suspended Schengen Agreement passport-free movement at its EU borders for the period November 8–23 in an attempt to
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Month: November 2013
Slovaks vote in regional elections
Citizens in Slovakia’s eight self-governing regions, including foreigners with permanent residence in the country, are to elect their regional governors
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EULEX indicts ambassador of Kosovo to Albania on counts of war crimes
European Union Rule of Law Mission (EULEX) has officially filed an indictment on counts of war crimes and on several
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Invisible in Moscow, Snowden has a big global impact
Edward Snowden, Moscow’s most famous American, will shortly mark six months in Russia. So far, he has had no face
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Bulgaria’s sacked ambassador to Brazil threatens legal action
Chavdar Nikolov has threatened legal action if he is sacked as a result of the controversy stirred by Olympic weightlifting
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Bulgaria’s SANS to probe possible leak of Biserov investigation
Bulgaria’s State Agency for National Security (SANS) said on November 8 that it would probe whether any information concerning the
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Bulgarian anti-government student protesters plan nationwide ‘March of Justice’ protest for November 10
Bulgaria’s “Early Rising Students” protesters who want the resignation of the Bulgarian Socialist Party government and thorough political reforms are
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Ataka starts petition for referendum on extending moratorium on sale of land to foreigners
Ataka, Volen Siderov’s ultra-nationalist party, is starting to collect signatures for a petition for a national referendum on extending the
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EU urged to act after survey finds worsening anti-Semitism
The European Union’s leaders have been urged to act more strongly against anti-Semitism after a survey among Jews in France,
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