Macedonian president revokes all pardons in wiretapping scandal
Macedonian president Gjorge Ivanov has revoked all pardons that he controversially issued in the country’s wiretapping scandal. Ivanov had been
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Month: June 2016
At least 11 killed in Istanbul explosion
Eleven people, including 7 police officers, were killed and 36 wounded in an explosion in central Istanbul during the morning
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Bulgarian President hosts Iftar dinner at start of Ramadan
Bulgarian head of state President Rossen Plevneliev hosted an Iftar dinner on the evening of June 6, as the Muslim
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Poland, Nato members launch large-scale exercises
Poland and more than 20 NATO member states are launching a large-scale military training exercise as part of efforts to
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Tourism Minister: Bulgarian beaches better than Greece’s
Greece has its troubles – economic woes and the refugee crisis among them – and now insult has been added
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Bulgaria drops lawsuit to pull out of Bourgas-Alexandroupolis pipeline company – report
Bulgaria has withdrawn a lawsuit filed last year to liquidate the project company for the Bourgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline, according to
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Bulgarian Parliament revives plan to move
Bulgaria’s unicameral Parliament, the 240-member National Assembly, has allocated close to 20 million leva (about 10.22 million euro) to renovate
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Panels for Bulgarian – Turkish border fence stolen
Bulgarian authorities are investigating the theft of 20 panels intended for the extended Bulgarian – Turkish border fence. Each panel
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Ukrainian security service says it foiled 15 terrorist attacks in France
Ukraine’s SBU security service has thwarted at least 15 planned terrorist attacks targeting the upcoming UEFA Euro 2016 European soccer
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