Hungary cuts gas supplies to Ukraine, EU proposes deal on Ukraine-Russia gas dispute
Hungary’s natural gas transmission company FGZS suspended gas supplies to Ukraine on the eve of September 26 talks in Berlin
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Month: September 2014
Bulgarian elections 2014: Of campaign ads and catatonia
Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission (CEC), having banned two campaign videos, said on September 26 that it was to consider banning
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Bulgaria’s 7M leva fence at the Turkish border is ‘useless’ – and temporary
The controversial fence built along 30km of the Turkish border at the orders of the now-departed Bulgarian Socialist Party government
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Dossier Commission names credit millionaires, bankers linked to communist-era State Security
Bulgaria’s Dossier Commission, the body that discloses people in public life that had links to the country’s communist-era State Security
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Bulgaria condemns Russia’s violation of international law in Ukraine, President Plevneliev tells UN
Bulgaria does not recognise the illegal annexation of and referendum in Crimea, and condemns the Russian Federation for violating international
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Bulgarian elections 2014: Election commission bans second campaign ad using children
Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission has banned from broadcast and posting online an election campaign advertisement by the Movement for Rights
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At UN, Central and Eastern European leaders warn against ‘new status quo’ of instability
Slovakia’s president Andrej Kiska has warned world leaders against “a new status quo” where instability, poverty, violence and hatred are
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Ukrainian PM to Putin: ‘You cannot win’
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk has appealed to the international community to keep sanctions against Russia in place until Kyiv
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Ukraine’s Poroshenko promises peace, EU, change in long news conference
In a live televised news conference on September 25 2014, Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko promised Ukraine would apply for European
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