Tensions high on Ukraine’s border with Moldova’s breakaway Transnistria
When on April 6 activists of the EuroMaidan Revolution came with Ukrainian flags and flowers from Odessa to Kuchurgan village
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Month: April 2014
Amnesty International accuses EU countries of discrimination against Roma
Amnesty International is condemning the European Union for what it says is the EU’s failure to curb violence, discrimination, and
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Bulgarian Orthodox Church head Patriarch Neofit holds talks with Turkish ambassador in Sofia
Issues including the property of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church in Turkey, problems linked to the flow of Syrian refugees and
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Turkey vote tally under increased scrutiny
The recent elections in Turkey are under increased scrutiny, with results being challenged across the country not only by political
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Once again, Russian agents attack while Kyiv is caught off guard
Unlike in Crimea, pro-Russian uprisings in eastern Ukraine shouldn’t have come as a surprise to anyone in Kyiv. But once
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Macedonia’s electoral campaign dominated by seductive economic and social offers
At the start of the electoral campaign in Macedonia on April 5, political parties unveiled their programmes and social and
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Bulgarian President Plevneliev in talks with Prince Edward, Duke of Kent
The military conflicts in Europe in the 20th century proved that there is no alternative to peace, Bulgarian President Rossen
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Go-ahead for parades – and perhaps parties – on Bulgaria’s pre-election ‘day of contemplation’
Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission (CEC) and the Interior Ministry have agreed that traditional May 24 parades celebrating Saints Cyril and
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Identity of terrorist killed in Bourgas Airport bomb attack on Israelis is known – Bulgarian interior minister
The identity of the terrorist who died in the July 2012 bomb attack on a group of Israeli tourists at
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