Unicef urges protection for unaccompanied refugee children
The United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) has called for urgent measures to protect unaccompanied refugee and migrant children in Europe
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Month: May 2016
Bulgaria holds large military parade to mark Armed Forces Day
More than 1300 Bulgarian military personnel, aircraft and armoured vehicles were involved in the country’s largest military parade in several
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Cruise ship visits to Bulgaria drop after Turkey terrorist attacks
In spite of optimistic forecasts earlier in 2016 that cancellations of cruise ship visits to Turkey because of terrorist attacks
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Greek workers embark on weekend strike over austerity measures
Workers in Greece walked off their jobs Friday in protest of new tax and pension reforms being considered by the
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Greek government brings forward controversial tax, pension reforms vote
Greece will grind to a halt on Friday as the country’s largest Unions called a 48-hour strike following a government
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Getting Bulgarian railway tours on track
Much about Bulgarian state railways BDZ seems to stop a bit short of the platform. It is not that BDZ
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Bulgaria’s ruling parties to hold more talks on election law changes
Representatives of organisations of Bulgarians abroad emerged from May 5 talks with Prime Minister Boiko Borissov saying that they had
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More rain forecast for Bulgaria over long weekend
Bulgaria heads into a second long weekend in a row with a weather forecast that predicts more clouds and the
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Turkey’s PM Davutoglu to step down
Turkey’s prime minister is reportedly stepping down from his role following a dramatic day in domestic politics. The ruling AK
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