Double blockades at Greek – Bulgarian border crossings continue
Bulgarian lorry drivers were set to continue their blockade of Bulgarian – Greek border crossings on February 18, a move
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Month: February 2016
Polish official urges Nato to deploy troops to deter Russia
Poland’s foreign minister on Wednesday urged NATO to get over its reluctance to deploy troops along its eastern flank, to
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Kosovo opposition demands government resignation, snap elections
Thousands of Kosovo opposition supporters protested peacefully on the eighth anniversary of the country’s independence Wednesday, shouting anti-government slogans and
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Documents renew allegations of Walesa’s past as communist agent
Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance (IPN), a body tasked with investigating Nazi and communist-era crimes, said it is probing documents alleging
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Erdogan continues effort to hold on to power in Turkey
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s aspiration to change Turkey’s parliamentary system of government to an executive presidency is being blamed for the
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Ukraine’s government faces fresh problems, at home, abroad
Ukraine’s government faced fresh challenges at home and abroad Wednesday, when a major political party withdrew from the governing coalition
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Blast rocks Turkey’s capital, at least 28 killed
Turkish officials say at least 28 people have been killed and 61 others wounded in a car bomb explosion in
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Bulgarian Cabinet cancels identification documents tender
Bulgaria’s government decided on February 17 to cancel a tender, called last month and estimated to be worth 484 million
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Proposal for Bulgarian Parliament to probe claims of Russian and Turkish interference in domestic politics
MPs from several political parties have signed a petition by the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) calling for the
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