Opinion: The EU must not give in to temptation
Nobody expected things to happen this fast – least of all the European Union. On Friday, the German, Polish and
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Month: February 2014
Ukraine interim leader warns economy in steep decline
Ukraine’s interim president says his country faces serious economic problems that began long before the deadly street protests against ousted
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UN hosts meeting with Greek Cypriot, Turkish Cypriot negotiators
Substantive discussions started on February 24 2014 in resumed talks aimed at reaching a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus problem,
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Slovakia: State’s telecom stake for sale
The state already has a plan to sell its 49 per cent stake in a major telecoms operator, Slovak Telekom
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Amazon builds first logistics centre in Poland
The cornerstone for the logistics center of Amazon, one of the world’s biggest online shopping companies, was laid on February
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Bulgarian President Plevneliev: We are witnessing a democratic revolution in Ukraine
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has called for the people of Ukraine, saying “we are witnessing a democratic revolution” in that
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Russia reacts ‘with indignation’ to latest spray-painting of Soviet Army monument in Sofia
Russia’s foreign ministry said on February 24 that “the latest act of vandalism on the monument to the Soviet Army
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Half the signatures for referendum on electoral reform already collected – organiser
More than half of the 500 000 signatures from Bulgarian citizens needed to petition for a national referendum on electoral
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Arrest warrant issued for Yanukovych, other former officials on suspicion of mass killings
Former President Viktor Yanukovych is wanted for “mass killings of civilians,” reported acting Interior Minister Arsen Avakov on his Facebook
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