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Seeking to secure the stable door lest any further horses bolt, Bulgaria’s foreign minister is asking members of Parliament to consult him before going on foreign trips, an appeal that […]
Influenza epidemics were declared in the Bulgarian cities of Rousse and Pleven on January 24 2014, with a similar declaration expected in Stara Zagora ...
With all barriers now removed from large-scale development in Bulgaria’s Strandhzha nature area, one of the few near-unspoilt parts of the count ...
Municipal councillors in Bulgaria’s largest cities – Sofia, Plovdiv and Varna – have voted themselves large pay increases, with salaries for ...
Bulgaria’s unseasonably warm spell is set to end on January 25, when the entire country will experience inclement weather, local meteorologists said on January 24. “Code orange” and “code yellow” […]
Ukrainian opposition protesters built more barricades in a central square in the capital early Friday, after late night talks with the government failed to yield results. Opposition leader and former […]
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has warned that the May 2014 European Parliament elections will be held in an environment of growing populism, radical nationalism and disillusionment with political elites. “Parties […]
An important decision for the Turkish Cypriot citizens of the Republic of Cyprus was taken by the island’s council of ministers, which approved an amendment to the law for the […]
Romanian President Traian Basescu yesterday warned the visiting IMF delegation he disagrees with the new energy taxes, especially the new fuel excise duty increase, and warned he would not sign […]
The Greek government will try to use the final budget implementation data of 2013 that show a primary surplus of 603 million euro as a bargaining chip in the eurogroup […]
