Bulgarian PM Borissov: Black Sea should be a demilitarised zone
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov said on July 9 he wants the Black Sea to be a demilitarised zone, to
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Month: July 2016
Nato and Russia want dialogue, not a new Cold War
The NATO summit in Warsaw is deciding on new troops for Eastern Europe. Russia is to be both deterred and
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On Russia, Nato shifts from reassurance to deterrence
It is being called the most critical NATO summit since the end of the Cold War. U.S. President Barack Obama
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Greek railways strike to hit Sofia – Thessaloniki trains
A strike by Greek railway employees from July 8 to 12 will mean the cancellation of trains between Bulgaria’s capital
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Bulgarian President: Nato main source of security and stability
At the Nato Warsaw summit, it will clearly be stated that Nato is the main source of security and stability
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Bulgarian former deputy Parliament Speaker acquitted on appeal
Sofia Appellate Court ruled on July 8 to uphold a lower court’s acquittal of former MP Hristo Biserov on charges
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Whitehall whitewash or downright lies?
We can all start to wonder – now the Brexit is over and the Sir John Chilcot report is back
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Jonathan Mills’s three Points to Ponder
Points to Ponder: We hear a lot these days about how a person is “proud to be [insert nationality]”, but
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Bulgaria had among highest population decreases in EU – Eurostat
Bulgaria had among the largest decreases in population in the European Union, EU statistics agency Eurostat said, citing estimates for
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