Five Bulgarians arrested for international payment card fraud
Polish National Police, working with the State Agency for National Security in Bulgaria and supported by Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre
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Month: January 2014
Serbian government to call parliamentary elections for March 16
The Serbian government would propose on January 28 2014 to president Tomislav Nikolic to dissolve parliament and to call elections
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Ukraine’s leader agrees to repeal some anti-protest laws
Ukraine’s embattled President Victor Yanukovich has agreed to repeal some of the harsh anti-protest laws that have helped fuel increasingly
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Stand-off over Sofia University occupation continues
The occupation of Sofia University by a group of anti-government protesters continued for a third day on January 27, despite
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Flu epidemic declarations close schools in Varna, Dobrich
Schools in Bulgaria’s Black Sea city of Varna have been closed until January 31 because of the declaration of an
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day: EU countries falling short on hate crime laws
The European Commission used International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27 2014 to call on EU countries that so far
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State of emergency on Greece’s Cephalonia island after 5.8 Richter scale quake
Greek interior minister Giannis Mihelakis declared a state of emergency for the island of Cephalonia in Greece on January 27
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Bulgaria’s Dimitrov breaks into ATP Tour top 20 after Melbourne run
Grigor Dimitrov’s quarterfinal appearance in the first tennis Grand Slam tournament of the year, the Australian Open, pushed him into
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Belated snowfall boosts Bulgaria’s ski resorts
After many snowless weeks, Bulgaria’s major ski resorts welcomed the snowfall that reached the country this past weekend – but
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