Does Ukraine owe anything to an aggressor?
Russia’s annexation of Crimea, including the energy resources and military hardware and bases there, give the Ukrainian government the right
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Month: March 2014
Ukraine’s parliament names new defence minister
In a day of accusations and recriminations over Ukraine’s inability to repel Russia militarily from the Crimean peninsula, parliament on
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Bulgaria will not veto EU sanctions on Russia, PM says
Bulgaria will not use its veto power to block possible EU sanctions on Russia should the European Council decide to
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Russian reconnaissance flights test Bulgaria’s Black Sea airspace – report
There has been a dramatic increase in the number of reconnaisance flights by Russian military aircraft close to Bulgarian airspace
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Bulgarian economic recovery to remain slow in 2014 – UniCredit
Bulgaria’s economic recovery will continue at a slow pace in 2014, UniCredit Bulbank said in a research note, forecasting 1.5
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Karadere construction ‘will not go ahead’ – Bulgarian environment minister
The controversial large-scale resort complex planned for the near-unspoilt Karadere beach area on the Black Sea coast will not go
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Karadere protests revive public campaign for resignation of Bulgarian government
Public indignation in Bulgaria against government support for a planned hotel complex development in the Karadere nature area on the
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Bulgaria has made progress in dealing with asylum seekers, Malmström says
Bulgaria has made progress in improving living conditions for refugees and more effort is needed to improve the situation of
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Piraeus and Alpha banks kick off share capital increase
Two of Greece’s four systemic banks, Alpha Bank and Piraeus Bank begun their recapitalisation processes. The two banks announced the
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