Mediterranean migrant crisis: EU preparing possible naval operation, UN Security Council told
The European Union is preparing for a possible naval operation in the framework of the European Union Common Security and
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Month: May 2015
Bulgarian wine makes a place for itself in New York
It was sunny out, and shirtsleeves sufficed. Union Square — the one in New York City —was its typical behemoth
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Polish president Komorowski bids for protest votes after defeat in first round
Incumbent Polish president Bronislaw Komorowski followed up his surprise defeat in the May 10 presidential ballot with a pledge to conduct
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Macedonia charges 30 suspects in day-long shootout
Macedonian authorities say 30 people captured in a northern town after a deadly, day-long gunbattle that left 22 police and
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Turkish border crackdown imperils Syrian refugees
Turkish authorities have tightened controls, ending their open-door policy for Syrian refugees and making it more difficult for Syrians to
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Growth patterns increasingly divergent in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe – IMF
Growth patterns are increasingly divergent in Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe (CESEE), says a new report by the International Monetary
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Prosecutors open investigation against Bulgaria’s CCB administrators
Sofia city prosecutors have opened an investigation into allegations of mismanagement against the two administrators appointed last year to take
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Government in Skopje must act responsibly to restore confidence, Bulgarian FM tells counterpart
The political stability of Macedonia and the preservation of its territorial integrity is particularly important for Bulgaria, Foreign Minister Daniel
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Court fines eight witnesses for no-show at Siderov trial
Sofia City Court has fined eight witnesses who failed to appear for a May 11 hearing in the trial of
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