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The revival of what appear to be Russian-orchestrated separatist movements in eastern Ukraine on April 6 has renewed interest in applying tougher sanctions on Russian businesses. On April 7, White […]
Skywatchers, especially those with an interest in Mars, will have something to look forward to this evening as Mars, the Sun and Earth all come into a ...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) sees Bulgaria’s economy growing by 1.6 per cent this year, according to the latest estimates in its World Econ ...
They may be shouting “resignation!” rather than “this is madness”, but Bulgaria’s anti-government protesters have picked ...
Scotland’s electronic jazz collective Hidden Orchestra’s participation in a concert scheduled for Sofia on April 9 2014 has been cancelled after members of the band were involved in a vehicle […]
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev and Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, attended an April 8 2014 First World War Centenary Commemoration in the Commonwealth War Graves section of Sofia Central Cemetery. […]
The European Commission said on April 8 that it will challenge Russia’s ban on pork imports, imposed earlier this year, at the World Trade Organisation (WTO). Russia closed its market […]
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled to declare the 2006 EU directive that authorised bulk collection of telecommunications data as invalid. The directive “entails a wide-ranging and particularly […]
When on April 6 activists of the EuroMaidan Revolution came with Ukrainian flags and flowers from Odessa to Kuchurgan village located on the Ukrainian border with Transdnistria, they didn’t expect […]
Amnesty International is condemning the European Union for what it says is the EU’s failure to curb violence, discrimination, and intimidation of Roma. On the International Roma Day Tuesday, Amnesty […]
