After Ukraine, will Russia next lean on Moldova and Georgia?
After Ukraine, seemingly under Russian pressure, made a U-turn last week on its road towards closer integragration with the European
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Month: November 2013
Poland to launch commercial shale gas extraction in 2014 – minister
Poland will begin commercial production of shale gas next year, deputy Environment Minister and Chief National Geologist Piotr Wozniak said
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Bosnian-Croat president charged with abuse of power
The president of Bosnia-Herzegovina’s Muslim-Croat federation has been charged with abuse of power for allegedly pardoning criminals. Prosecutors say Zivko
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Report: New HIV infections on the rise in Eastern Europe
The number of people infected with HIV in Europe and nearby nations has risen 8 percent in the past year,
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Bulgaria’s first snow: blackouts, traffic and flight disruptions
The first snowfall of the winter in Bulgaria resulted in a familiar picture – traffic disruptions and reports of rural
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Bid to overturn presidential veto of Foreigners Act amendments fails
A bid by the Bulgarian Socialist Party and Movement for Rights and Freedoms to overturn President Rossen Plevneliev’s veto of
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Tickets for Aerosmith concert in Sofia go on sale
Aerosmith’s concert in Sofia has been officially confirmed on the band’s website, with tickets going on sale on November 27.
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China announces eight billion euro investments in Romania
The Romanian and Chinese governments have signed a series of agreements in various fields meant to strengthen economic ties and
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Ukraine protests continue as Russia denies anti-EU pressure
Thousands of protesters gathered in the Ukrainian capital city of Kyiv for a third successive night Tuesday to demand that
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