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The Bulgarian Socialist Party is continuing to hurl blame in various directions for its poor showing in European Parliament elections, but also is offering scant clarity about what it will […]
The European Commission has formally launched infringement proceedings against Bulgaria over its choice of a contractor to build the land section of t ...
President Barack Obama assured Poland and its eastern European neighbors on Tuesday that the U.S. commitment to their security was sacrosanct at the s ...
Intense clashes between Ukrainian military forces and pro-Russia insurgents broke out in the eastern region of Donetsk early on June 3, a day after he ...
Unemployment in Bulgaria was 12.8 per cent in April 2014, slightly down from 13 per cent in March, according to seasonally-adjusted figures released by EU statistics office Eurostat on June […]
The latest uproar over the state of emergency medical services in Bulgaria , with staff in Sofia and elsewhere protesting over the dismissal of service chiefs in the capital city […]
A report by the European Commission on Bulgaria, coincidentally released just after a year of the Bulgarian Socialist Party government, has found unwarrated optimism about reviving the economy, a lack […]
Law enforcement agencies from around the world joined forces in a co-ordinated action led by the FBI which ensured the disruption of the Gameover Zeus botnet and the seizure of […]
Ukrainian government forces battled pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine not far from the Russian border Monday, as Russia called for the creation of “humanitarian corridors” to allow residents of the […]
With Russia pulling most of its roughly 40,000 troops away from its border with Ukraine, NATO and Russia have started sparring over the nation’s new cross-border tactic. As armed units […]
