Amnesty International: Bulgaria must be firm against hate crimes against refugees and migrants
Bulgaria’s authorities must send a clear message that they will take all necessary measures to curb the growing spate of
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Month: December 2013
Kosovo can count on Bulgaria’s support to join UN
Kosovo can count on the support of Bulgaria when it applies to join the United Nations, Kosovo’s foreign minister Enver
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Greece determined to defy troika on home foreclosures ban
The Greek government appeared willing to settle the issue of the lifting of a ban on home foreclosures through discussion
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Greeks return to Istanbul
For the first time in the last 50 years the Greek population of Istanbul is rising as they are no
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Poland to launch new Ukrainian policy – Komorowski
Poland will attempt to build a new plan of action on the European scene as far as relations with Ukraine
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Ukraine’s pro-Europe forces consolidate gains after mass march
Ukraine’s pro-European demonstrators erected barricades Monday, consolidating their control over Independence Square in the core of Kyiv, the nation’s capital.
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Chevron resumes shale gas exploration in Eastern Romania amid protests
US company Chevron announced on December 2 2013 that it had resumed exploration works in the Vaslui County, in Eastern
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Bulgaria set to cut renewable energy feed-in tariff
Bulgaria is set to reduce the feed-in tariff paid to solar and wind power producers by 20 per cent after
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Bulgarian President launches 11th annual ‘Bulgarska Koleda’ charity initiative
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev officially opened the 11th annual Bulgarska Koleda (Bulgarian Christmas) charity initiative at Sofia’s Tsaritsa Yoanna Hospital
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