Mystery surrounds prosecutor, police raids of company offices in Sofia
Prosecutors and police searched and seized documents at offices of companies in Sofia, the Sofia City Prosecutor’s Office said on
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Day: June 13, 2014
Bulgarian PM offers little clarity on South Stream status
The future of the South Stream pipeline in Bulgaria remains muddled, with parliamentary hearings of Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski and
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Ukrainian forces regain control of Mariupol
Ukrainian security forces have regained control of Mariupol, a port city in the Donetsk region that has changed hands several
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Bokova could be nominated as Bulgaria’s European Commissioner, rather than UN Secretary General – report
Against a background of political turbulence in Bulgaria and the question mark over how long the current government will last,
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Government will not fall today, Stanishev says after vote of no confidence defeated
Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted on June 13 to reject a motion of no confidence by centre-right opposition GERB, in a
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What’s On: One Design Week in Plovdiv from June 20 to 29
One Design Week, an international festival for design and visual culture, is being held in Plovdiv from June 20 to
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IMF sees ‘modest pick-up in economic growth’ in Bulgaria in 2014
The International Monetary Fund continues to project a modest pick-up in economic growth in Bulgarian in 2014 from a subdued
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In Moldova, visa-free does not mean poverty-free
A short while ago, it was unaffordable for the family of Ecaterina Hauca (15) from the village of Tigheci in
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Uni joins effort to send flood relief to Balkans
The Balkan flood has slipped out of the media spotlight but the devastation remains. Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia need
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