Polish Sejm speaker Sikorski survives no confidence vote
Polish MPs have voted against a no confidence motion brought by the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) against Sejm speaker
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Month: November 2014
What should be on the new Bulgarian cabinet’s to-do list?
With Bulgaria’s 43rd National Assembly having voted to approve the new cabinet headed by Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, there will
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Bulgarian Parliament votes Borissov into office as Prime Minister, approves cabinet
Bulgaria’s 43rd National Assembly voted on November 7 2014 to approve Boiko Borissov as Prime Minister. The vote was 149
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Bulgaria shuts down 129 ‘hidden websites’ as part of international operation
Bulgaria’s State Agency for National Security (SANS) said on November 7 that it shut down 129 websites providing services on
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Bulgaria’s ailing socialist party looks at leadership changes, cost savings
The Bulgarian Socialist Party, now officially in opposition with Parliament poised to vote in a new government, not only faces
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Eurogroup lays out post-bailout plans for Greece
“There is strong support for a precautionary credit line in the form of an existing European Stability Mechanism tool called
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Bulgaria’s President Rossen Plevneliev, head of an altered state
When Bulgarian head of state President Rossen Plevneliev thanked Boiko Borissov on November 6 for presenting him with a proposed
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Georgia PM: Split in ruling coalition no threat to stability
Georgia’s prime minister said on Thursday that the departure of the Our Georgia-Free Democrats party from his ruling coalition would
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Stock markets rally as ECB chief suggests further euro zone stimulus
European stock markets surged Thursday after the European Central Bank (ECB) indicated it is considering further action to boost the
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