Ukraine denies using artillery in cities despite mounting evidence
Over the past several days shells have regularly been crashing into buildings in central Donetsk leaving gaping holes in brick
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Day: August 13, 2014
Bulgaria former PM wins slander lawsuit against nationalist leader
The Sofia City Court awarded Bulgaria’s former prime minister Boiko Borissov 180 000 leva in damages in a defamation lawsuit
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Clean-up in Bulgaria’s flooded town of Mizia still underway
Bulgaria’s Kristalina Georgieva, the European commissioner for international cooperation and crisis response, was due to visit on August 13 the
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Bulgarian state lottery jackpot set to hit seven million leva
An estimated seven million leva, or about 3.58 million euro, are expected to be up for grabs in one of
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Grigor Dimitrov faces Poland’s Janowicz in Cincinnati opener
Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov, seeded seventh in the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati this week, will play world number 65
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Greece expecting 19 million tourists this year
The association of Greek tourism enterprises SETE reiterated its confidence that the target of 19 million tourist arrivals set for
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Turkish markets jittery over Erdogan presidency
With the election of Recep Tayyip Erdogan as Turkey’s president, speculation is growing over the future of key economic ministers
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Archaeological dig finds Amphipolis tomb, Greek PM visits site
Greek archaeologists may have made a very important discovery at the ancient city of Amphipolis, in north-eastern Greece, after two
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EU increases aid to displaced Iraqis
The European Union announced Tuesday it is increasing humanitarian assistance to Iraqis trapped by the fighting in their homeland, but
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