Greece, Germany discuss debts, but settle nothing
The German and Greek finance ministers met in Berlin Thursday, but made no progress toward settling the demand from Athens’
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Month: February 2015
Poland to hold presidential elections on May 10
Poland will hold the presidential elections on May 10 2015, the lower house Sejm Speaker Radoslaw Sikorski said on February
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European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2015: The view from Sofia
For most of 2014, Bulgaria’s foreign policy was extremely passive. The prime minister carried out no diplomatic visits in the
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Can Poland remain a leader of EU foreign policy?
In 2014 Poland confirmed its role as one of the European Union’s foreign policy leaders. The Russian-Ukrainian conflict hit Poland’s
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Germany leads Europe: Jettisoning the status quo
Germany is rightly praised in the European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2015 for assuming more leadership in the diplomacy of the
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Nato ministers approve new command centres in east, boost Response Force
Defence ministers of Nato countries approved the establishment of new command-and-control centres in six eastern member countries of the alliance,
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Film review: Unbroken
Life is what happens while some are just trying to survive. In Unbroken, Angelina Jolie epic, ambitious but also commendably
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Bulgaria issues weather warnings over expected torrential rain, wind and snow
Bulgaria has issued a “Code Orange” dangerous weather warning for the region of Smolyan in the southern part of the
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Bulgaria’s former government ‘illegally eavesdropped’ on protesters
There was a large-scale operation eavesdropping on anti-government protesters by the Interior Ministry, State Agency for National Security and specialist
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