Czech election leaves no party with majority
The Czech Republic’s parliamentary election left no party with a majority Saturday, raising the prospect of lengthy negotiations to form
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Year: 2013
Fence against refugee flow at Bulgaria’s border with Turkey ‘to be ready by end of February’
Building of a 170km-long wire fence between the villages of Lesovo and Krainovo along Bulgaria’s border with Turkey is to
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Sofia University cancels classes on October 28 because of anti-government ‘Occupy’ protest
Sofia University management have cancelled classes on October 28 and will hold a special meeting to discuss the anti-government “Occupy”
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Six Algerians arrested in Czech Republic and Greece for large-scale document forgery
With the support of Europol and Germany, six suspects, all originating from Algeria, have been arrested in the Czech Republic
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Prague’s ‘love trains’ ready to roll
“Are you alone? Would you like to meet someone? Then always ride in the middle car. Look around, and if
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Albanian government decides to stop all online sporting bets
The Albanian government has decided to act like Turkey, by stopping the activity of all online sport betting. The decision
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NSA spying could complicate US-Europe trade talks
Allegations that the U.S. National Security Agency collected millions of phone records across the Atlantic and tapped cell phone communications
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Will EU surround Russian-speaking island in Eastern Europe?
Moldova and Ukraine, two former Soviet republics, seem to be starting to work toward eventual membership in the European Union.
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FBI seeks Romanian cyber theft ring
The FBI is looking for a Romanian national who led a band of cyber fraudsters that bilked unsuspecting Americans of
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