Turkey looking to end Russian gas dependence
A Russian warship firing warning shots against a Turkish fishing boat Sunday was the latest sign bilateral tensions continue to
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Day: December 14, 2015
First Christmas full moon since…
The last time there was full moon on Christmas Day, it was the year that the Commodore PET computer was
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Bulgaria’s Reformist Bloc drama: Kouneva’s party to continue supporting government
Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister Meglena Kouneva’s Bulgaria for Citizens Movement will continue supporting the Boiko Borissov government, but Kouneva does
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Plevneliev: Bulgaria and Greece want clear rules on resolving migration issue
Bulgaria and Greece insist on clear rules for resolving the problem of migration, which should be observed both by the
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Bulgaria annual deflation down to 0.4% in November
Bulgaria’s consumer price index (CPI) recorded 0.4 per cent annual deflation in November, while also declining by 0.1 per cent
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Arrests of Bulgarian customs officers causes long queue of lorries
A queue of lorries stretching several kilometres formed at the Kapitan Andreevo border checkpoint between Bulgaria and Turkey on the
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Demonstrations held against and in support of Polish government over constitutional crisis
Tens of thousands of people held demonstrations in Poland over the weekend after the new Law and Justice (PiS) government
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US envoy slams plans in Hungary for statue honouring pro-Nazi WW2 minister
A U.S. State Department official says it is “incomprehensible” that Hungary would allow a statue honoring Balint Homan – a
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