Ukraine’s reform crossroads
Ukraine has not crossed its Rubicon. The most important and urgent decisions for its future, both internal and external, are
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Month: May 2015
Bulgaria: A hard road for girls in Roma settlement
Women in the Roma settlement near Vidin, Bulgaria, seldom have more than two children. Tatiana Vaksberg, who lived there, says
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Greek government significantly closer to deal with creditors
Hopes of a deal between the Greek government and the country’s creditors were raised Wednesday following positive statements from both
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Greece makes $222 million interest payment to IMF
Greece made a $222 million interest payment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Wednesday. But another, much larger payment looms,
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EU worried by situation in Macedonia
Maja Kocijancic, spokeswoman of the head of EU diplomacy, Federica Mogherini declared that the European Union is closely following the
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DOM party leaves governing coalition in Macedonia
The Party for the Recovery of Macedonia has abandoned the governing coalition of VMRO-DPMNE of PM Nikola Gruevski. This party
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Plevneliev: Bulgaria will play its part in Nato’s adaptation to changing security environment
As a member of the alliance, Bulgaria is determined to contribute to the implementation of agreed common solutions in Nato
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Archaeologists find ‘Ottoman-era’ child’s grave in central Plovdiv
Archaeologists conducting a dig in central Plovdiv near the Bulgarian National Radio regional headquarters have found the grave of a
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Protests escalate in Skopje, clashes between police and protesters
Violence and clashes between police and protesters were seen on the night of May 5 in front of the government building
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