Foreign ministers to visit Kyiv before EU meeting
Foreign Ministers from France, Germany, and Poland will travel to Kyiv Thursday before an emergency European Union meeting to consider
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Month: February 2014
Ukrainian Olympic alpine skier quits Sochi, blames Yanukovych for deaths on EuroMaidan
Ukrainian Olympic alpine skier Bohdana Matsotska and her father posted a message on Facebook stating that they no longer will
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Ukraine president, Kyiv protest leaders agree to truce
Ukraine’s president and the leaders of opposition protests convulsing the capital agreed late Wednesday on a truce, after the deadliest
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Bulgaria condemns violence in Ukraine, Protest Network calls on President to boycott Sochi
Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement on February 19 condemning the violence in Ukraine, where a crackdown on anti-Yanukovych protesters
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Israeli ambassador calls on Bulgaria to ban sale of souvenirs with Nazi symbols
Israel’s ambassador in Sofia, Shaul Kamisa-Raz, has written a formal letter to Bulgarian authorities – with copies to mayors of
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Football fan clubs in Plovdiv offer to pay for damage to Dzhumaya Mosque
Representatives of the two major football team supporters’ clubs in Plovdiv have offered to pay for the costs of the
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Ukraine police storm Kyiv protest camp; 21 dead
Fires burned and stun grenades ripped through the center of the Ukrainian capital early Wednesday as riot police charged the
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Bulgarian central bank approves FIBank merger with Unionbank
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) has said that it approved the merger of First Investment Bank (FIBank) with MKB Unionbank,
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Turkey claims foreign influence on anti-corruption probes
With the Turkish government mired in corruption allegations, it has found an unlikely ally. Leading members of the pro-Kurdish movement
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