Archaeology: Bulgarian dig finds 8000-year-old ‘double-storey’ houses
Bulgarian archaeologists say that they have found 60 houses from a Neolithic settlement, estimated to date back 8000 years, that
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Month: May 2015
Probe continues into ‘explosive device’ on Bulgarian bus in Budapest
Investigations are continuing into the case of a Bulgarian bus that was en route from Prague to Varna and on
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Poland’s incumbent president Komorowski regains narrow lead over rival Duda – poll
The early take in the media analysis of the first debate between Poland’s incumbent president Bronislaw Komorowski and his rival Andrzej Duda,
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Thousands stage counter-protest in Macedonia
Tens of thousands of Macedonians turned out Monday to support Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski’s government in a counter-protest after opposition
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EU ministers approve controversial naval operation against Mediterranean people smugglers
European Union foreign and defence ministers gave the nod on May 18 to a naval operation plan, to cost an
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Bulgaria’s competition watchdog fines electricity distributor CEZ 1.25M leva
Bulgaria’s competition regulator said on May 18 that it has fined electricity distribution firm CEZ Distribution Bulgaria 1.25 million leva
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Macedonian opposition sets up tents, Gruevski to hold counter-rally
After the massive anti-government protest on May 17, representatives of the opposition and its supporters have remained all night in
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Bulgaria does not expect flow of refugees from Macedonia
A flow of refugees from Macedonia is not expected, the head of Bulgaria’s State Agency for Refugees, Nikola Kazakov, said
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Greece flirts with default
The government aims at reaching a technical agreement with lenders this week to unlock rescue aid and avert a default.
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