China may be biggest winner from Ukraine crisis
Thousands of miles away from the Ukrainian battlefields of Donetsk and Novoazovsk sits the country that may end up being
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Day: September 1, 2014
Turkey accuses 33 police of plotting to overthrow government
Turkey is accusing 33 police of seeking to overthrow the government of newly elected President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Authorities detained
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Bulgarian cabinet’s security council adopts revised ‘Vision 2020’ ahead of Nato summit
The Bulgarian caretaker Cabinet’s security council on September 1 adopted a revised version of the “Vision 2020” document that earlier
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Bulgaria grapples with rewrite of controversial paper after row over ‘Russia threat’
The Bulgarian cabinet’s security council was meeting on September 1 to consider a new version of a document on a
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Bulgaria starts taking in applications for Russian embargo losses
Bulgaria started accepting applications on September 1 from farmers affected by the Russian import ban on foodstuffs from EU member
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Bulgaria’s Dimitrov bounces back to advance to US Open fourth round
Grigor Dimitrov recovered after dropping the first set against David Goffin of Belgium to advance to the fourth round of
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Analysis: EU role for Tusk signals sea change in Polish politics
The choice of the Polish prime minister as the next European Council president will mean a new government in Poland
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Bulgarians, Romanians join in protest at Danube Bridge 2 against tyre processing plant
Bulgarians and Romanians joined in an August 31 protest against a tyre processing plant that they allege will be harmful
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