EC suspends million of leva regional development funds payments to Bulgaria
The European Commission has temporarily suspended payments of several million euro in regional development funding for urban development and tourism
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Month: June 2014
President Plevneliev: Bulgarian government must prove it can keep to EU rules
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has said that the government must prove by its actions that Bulgaria knows how to carry
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Poland ‘frontline’ in US effort on Ukraine
When U.S. President Barack Obama chose Poland to begin a four-day European trip, he sent a message about the country’s
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Albania and Kosovo unify their education systems
As of June 3, Albania and Kosovo officially have a unified education system. Schools in the Republic of Albania and
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Sofia’s Lion Bridge intersection to be closed until late July for reconstruction project
One of Bulgarian capital city Sofia’s most important intersections, at Lion Bridge (Лъвов мост), and Maria Louisa Boulevard will be
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BSP: Stanishev will stay but changes to political leadership, cabinet coming
The Bulgarian Socialist Party is continuing to hurl blame in various directions for its poor showing in European Parliament elections,
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EC opens infringement proceedings against Bulgaria over South Stream
The European Commission has formally launched infringement proceedings against Bulgaria over its choice of a contractor to build the land
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Obama announces $1 billion security plan for Eastern Europe
President Barack Obama assured Poland and its eastern European neighbors on Tuesday that the U.S. commitment to their security was
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Heavy fighting in eastern Ukraine as government restarts ‘active phase’ of anti-terror operation
Intense clashes between Ukrainian military forces and pro-Russia insurgents broke out in the eastern region of Donetsk early on June
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