Poland to investigate whether Walesa spy files were forged
“The prosecutors will launch a probe into whether the documents allegedly proving cooperation of Solidarity legend Lech Walesa with communist-era
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Month: February 2016
Latvian FM: Substantial Nato presence needed in Baltics
Latvia’s foreign minister says NATO needs to increase its presence in the Baltic region, given Russia’s annexation of Crimea in
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Agreement reached on sale of Schengen Castle
People in most of Europe can travel from one country to another without having to show a passport or stop
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Bulgaria anti-trust regulator opens cartel investigation against petrol retailers, refinery
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) said on February 25 that it opened a formal investigation against seven petrol
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Europe migrant crisis: EU ministers propose strengthened checks at external borders
European Union justice and home affairs ministers agreed on February 25 2016 to propose obliging EU countries to carry out
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Bulgarian PM sees ‘great potential’ in energy co-operation with Israel
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov and his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu have held talks on issues including potential co-operation in
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Head of Bulgarian broadcast media regulator resigns over TV station licensing decision
The head of the Council for Electronic Media (CEM), the Bulgarian statutory body charged with the regulation of broadcast media,
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Bulgarian court holds first hearing in new ‘radical Islam’ lawsuit
The district court in Pazardjik held the first hearing of a case in which 14 people are accused of promoting
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EU ministers meet to work on migrant issues
European Union ministers are meeting in Brussels Thursday to puzzle out the latest strategy for dealing with a massive influx
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