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Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic was “angered” by his Croatian counterpart’s decision to show 1990s war memorabilia to the Prince of Wales. Croatian media reported that premier Tihomir Oreskovic presented […]
The European Union migration commissioner is pleading with Balkan countries to open their borders to more than 13,000 refugees trapped for weeks on th ...
Bulgaria has successfully sold a dual-tranche bond issue worth 1.994 billion euro on March 14, taking advantage of last week’s European Central ...
Bulgaria has the youngest first-time mothers in the European Union, with Bulgarian women giving birth to children for the first time at an average age ...
Bulgarian traffic police accept videos and photos sent by private citizens as evidence of gross breaches of road use laws and already have used them as a basis for issuing […]
Bulgarian police unions were continuing protests on March 15 2016 as Parliament’s committee on internal security and public order was due to meet for a public discussion forum on proposed […]
There is a 40 per cent decrease in the number of Bulgarians intending to visit Turkey at Easter, following a series of bomb attacks in Bulgaria’s neighbouring country, reports on […]
President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov Monday described as “groundless” and “unobjective” comments by Poland’s defence minister Antoni Macierewicz suggesting that the 2010 plane crash in Smolensk, Russia that ki ...
Locals in northern Greece are divided about the flood of war refugees. Some say asylum-seekers cause chaos and steal. Others express deep sympathy for their plight, including staff at a […]
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria, as new U.N.-mediated peace talks on Syria began in Geneva. Russian state media quoted Putin Monday as […]
