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The German and Greek finance ministers met in Berlin Thursday, but made no progress toward settling the demand from Athens’ new leftist government to restructure the country’s massive bailouts. German […]
Poland will hold the presidential elections on May 10 2015, the lower house Sejm Speaker Radoslaw Sikorski said on February 5. Announcing the election ...
For most of 2014, Bulgaria’s foreign policy was extremely passive. The prime minister carried out no diplomatic visits in the first 10 months of 201 ...
In 2014 Poland confirmed its role as one of the European Union’s foreign policy leaders. The Russian-Ukrainian conflict hit Poland’s interests har ...
Germany is rightly praised in the European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2015 for assuming more leadership in the diplomacy of the European Union. However, Berlin’s new foreign policy role (just like […]
Defence ministers of Nato countries approved the establishment of new command-and-control centres in six eastern member countries of the alliance, including in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, and a doubling of […]
Life is what happens while some are just trying to survive. In Unbroken, Angelina Jolie epic, ambitious but also commendably restrained retelling of the life of Louis Zamperini, the canvas […]
Bulgaria has issued a “Code Orange” dangerous weather warning for the region of Smolyan in the southern part of the country because of expected downpours of heavy rain on February […]
There was a large-scale operation eavesdropping on anti-government protesters by the Interior Ministry, State Agency for National Security and specialist surveillance department at the time of the now-departed administration, the […]
US Secretary of State John Kerry made it clear during his visit to Kyiv on February 5 that his government has no plans to send arms to Ukraine. He, instead, […]
