December 24, 2013 – The Sofia Globe

Passenger and goods train services across the Danube Bridge 2 at the Bulgarian city of Vidin and Romanian city of

Putin’s amnesties: Political thaw or PR stunt?

On Friday, it was President Vladimir Putin’s archnemesis, Mikhail Khodorkovsky. On Monday, it was two women from the Pussy Riot

Storms caused deaths and disruptions to air, rail and road travel in the United Kingdom and France on the eve

The State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR) signed an agreement over the weekend to purchase 66 per cent stock in

The Armenian parliament has ratified a controversial natural gas agreement with Russia, despite widespread protests by the opposition. Ruling party

The global economy may be entering a new phase as the year draws to a close. New data suggest some