European Parliament head Martin Schulz to Jews: ‘Europe is your home today, every day and forever’
“It pains me that Jews again live in fear in Europe today, are not safe to go to a synagogue
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Day: January 27, 2016
CEE real estate investment hits 9 BN euro in 2015
As core European markets continue to become increasingly tight, the CEE region (excluding Russia) is attracting more capital and witnessing
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Hungary’s Orbán: Autocrat or misunderstood provocateur?
They endured snow and cold. A few hundred protesters turned out here in Hungary’s capital in a show of opposition
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Love for Clintons lingers in Kosovo, as country awaits US elections
In Kosovo’s capital, Pristina, the name Clinton is ubiquitous. Bill Clinton Boulevard bisects the city, on which a 10-foot effigy
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Ryanair to launch Sofia-Dublin flights in November 2016
Irish low-cost airline Ryanair will introduce direct flights between Sofia and Dublin, as well as Sofia to Brussels (Charleroi), starting
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Bulgaria’s top judiciary body rejects resignation calls
The annual ritual by Bulgarian politicians to cherry-pick the contents of the European Commission’s Co-operation and Verification Mechanism (CVM) progress
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European Commission tells Bulgaria to turn strategies on judicial reform, against corruption, into action
It is time for Bulgaria to move to the next stage by turning its strategies on judicial reform and the
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European Commission praises ‘sustainability’ of Romania judiciary reforms
Romania made big steps towards proving the sustainability of its judiciary reforms, but 2016 would provide another crucial test in
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Transparency International finds perceptions of public sector corruption in Bulgaria largely unchanged
Bulgaria has again ranked 69th, this year out of 168 countries, in Transparency International’s latest annual Corruption Perceptions Index, which
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