Turkey’s ruling party mulls next move after electoral setback
Coalition talks will dominate Turkey in the coming weeks after voters thwarted President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s plans to capture a
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Day: June 9, 2015
Bulgaria’s consumer protection commission, standards bureau, launch summer 2015 campaigns
Bulgaria’s Consumer Protection Commission (CPC) has launched its Summer 2015 campaign to inform tourists of their rights and to receive
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Bulgaria to insist on revision of migrant quotas – government
Bulgaria will insist that the migrant quotas proposed by the European Commission correspond to the capabilities and geographical location of
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Bulgaria’s foreign trade balance improved in January-April 2015, but still negative
Bulgaria’s foreign trade balance in January to April 2015 came in at about 2.2 billion leva, more than 830 million
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Eighth annual Bourgas sand sculptures festival opens in July 2015
The eighth annual Bourgas Sand Sculptures Festival is to open in the first week of July 2015 and continue until
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Romanian parliament rejects prosecutors’ request to indict PM
Romania’s lower house of parliament, the chamber of deputies, voted on June 9 against anti-corruption prosecution DNA’s request to allow
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Two foreigners injured in grenade accident in Bulgaria transported to hospital in Germany
Two foreign citizens, an American and a Canadian, seriously injured in a grenade accident on June 6 at the VMZ
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Eye or nay? Tsar Samuil statue controversy continues
Beauty, it has long been said, is in the eye of the beholder. But when it comes to the controversial
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