Greece wants rescue loan repayment stretched to 70 years
The May 5 2014 Eurogroup meeting could prove one of the most important yet in Greece’s economic recovery quest. Greek
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Month: May 2014
Polish PM: We’re dealing with war in Ukraine
Commenting on the recent developments in Ukraine’s cities of Odessa, Kramatorsk and Slavyansk, Polish prime minister Donald Tusk said on
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Canadian troops join Nato exercises in Poland
Fifty soldiers from Canada arrived in Poland on May 2 to take part alongside Polish and American counterparts in US-led
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Worsening Ukrainian crisis holds economic risks for the region, Romanian president says
Romanian president Traian Basescu warned on May 4 that a possible civil war in Ukraine would spread instability across the
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Pro-Russian activists storm Odessa police station in Ukraine
Hundreds of pro-Russian militants stormed the police station in the southern Ukraine city of Odessa Sunday, and won the release
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European Elections: Bulgarian school-leavers choose parties – abroad
When it comes to the European Parliament elections, Bulgaria’s school-leavers have their priorities – choosing instead of political parties, to
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Bulgaria’s European Parliament elections: Polling stations for Bulgarians abroad announced
Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission (CEC) has announced the 168 polling stations in 35 countries at which Bulgarians will be able
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Romania rejects rumoured conscription plan amid tensions in Ukraine
The Romanian defence ministry has dismissed rumours that a process is underway of mobilisation of reservists or recruitment of young
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Bulgaria’s 2014 European Parliament elections: Weekend notebook
With three weeks to go to Bulgaria’s May 25 2014 European Parliament elections, politicians were on the campaign trail, notwithstanding
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