The Sofia Globe - daily news and features from Bulgaria, CEE and the world
The occupation of Sofia University by a group of anti-government protesters continued for a third day on January 27, despite growing opposition from the student body and faculty. The group […]
Schools in Bulgaria’s Black Sea city of Varna have been closed until January 31 because of the declaration of an influenza epidemic in the city, ...
The European Commission used International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27 2014 to call on EU countries that so far have failed to approve ade ...
Greek interior minister Giannis Mihelakis declared a state of emergency for the island of Cephalonia in Greece on January 27 2014 after the island was ...
Grigor Dimitrov’s quarterfinal appearance in the first tennis Grand Slam tournament of the year, the Australian Open, pushed him into the ATP Tour top 20 when the new rankings were […]
After many snowless weeks, Bulgaria’s major ski resorts welcomed the snowfall that reached the country this past weekend – but even during the days of artificial powder, have been seeing […]
A difficult Eurogroup meeting for Greece is set to take place on January 27 2014, at which finance minister Yannis Stournaras will have to explain to counterparts why Greece’s talks […]
Polish prime minister Donald Tusk spoke to one of the leaders of Ukrainian opposition Arseniy Yatsenyuk by phone and informed him about the steps that the European Union would take […]
Polish prosecutors will probe the allegations that Poland allowed the CIA to set up a secret prison for terror suspects back in 2002 in exchange for $15 million in cash, […]
Ukraine’s pro-European protesters said Sunday they are not interested in sharing power with President Viktor Yanukovych. They want him to quit. On Saturday, Ukraine’s president unexpectedly offered to name one […]
