Turkey closes border to Syrian refugees
Clashes erupted on September 21 2014 as Turkey closed its border with northern Syria to halt a massive influx of Kurdish
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Month: September 2014
Bulgarian elections 2014: BSP spending most on advertising, bTV earning most
The Bulgarian Socialist Party is so far the biggest spender on media exposure ahead of the October 5 2014 early
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Bulgarian elections 2014: Politicians bank on Corpbank controversy
The question of the future of troubled Corporate Commercial Bank is defining debate ahead of Bulgaria’s October 5 early parliamentary
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NATO: Ukraine ceasefire is ‘in name only’
NATO’s top military commander says he is hopeful the new agreement to create a buffer zone between Ukrainian government troops
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Bulgarian President optimistic on country’s future in gas supply
Bulgaria’s projects on gas supply inter-connectors with Greece and Turkey should be seen as an integral part of the Southern
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Bulgarian elections 2014: Election commission rejects court decision on closing polling stations in Turkey
Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission (CEC) has decided not to comply with a ruling by the Supreme Administrative Court not to
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Islamic State militants release 49 Turkish hostages
Turkey’s prime minister said 49 Turkish hostages seized by Islamic State militants in Iraq in June have been freed. Turkey
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With war at its doorstep, Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk digs in
On a dusty, pockmarked highway on the southeastern border of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, some 20 scruffy fighters from Ukrainian volunteer battalions
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Azeri gas for Ukraine will remain fiction till 2025
Once parts of the same country driven by communist agenda, Ukraine and Azerbaijan could make a good couple for a
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