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Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission began on August 25 accepting applications by political parties and coalitions to register to compete in the country’s mayoral and municipal elections to be held on […]
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said the country will go to the polls again in November, after talks to form a coalition government in the wake of June’s inconclusive […]
Ukrainian Independence Day 2015 showed that Ukrainians love their soldiers a lot and their politicians, well, not so much at all. Thousands turned Kyiv’s Khreshchatyk Street into a river of […]
Once more, Ecuador tops the list of the best places to live abroad in the InterNations Expat Insider 2015 survey, which is one of the most extensive studies ever conducted […]
Bulgaria’s Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov has spoken in favour of regional co-operation to help Macedonia deal with its refugee problem, and has reiterated support for Skopje’s Euro-Atlantic integration, becoming the […]
Bulgaria’s Supreme Court of Cassation ruled on August 24 against electricity distribution firm CEZ in a class action lawsuit filed by the consumer watchdog, ruling that the company could not […]
After huge crowds during the weekend, the reception centre for migrants in Presevo, near the border between Serbia and Macedonia, was empty this morning. In the camp in Miratovac village […]
Bulgaria’s Economy Ministry said that it has finished the petrol stations checks ordered by Prime Minister Boiko Borissov last week, shutting down fewer than one per cent of all fuel […]
Nato begins an airborne training exercise on August 24 in Bulgaria, Germany, Italy and Romania, the largest such combined airborne training on the continent since the end of the Cold […]
Thousands of migrants boarded trains Sunday in Macedonia headed north to Serbia after being stuck at the border for several days and blocked from continuing on their journey toward European […]
