The Balkan Blog: Is Greece at the tipping point?
The very north of Greece might well be “The Yardstick” by which we can measure the reality of living in
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Day: September 14, 2016
Plevneliev tells EU presidents: ‘Main goal not to let Europe fall into crisis of values’
Bulgarian head of state President Rossen Plenevliev has told his EU counterparts that their main goal is not to let
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Orban: Hungary would gladly support Georgieva to be UN chief
Hungary would gladly support Bulgaria’s European Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva to be United Nations Secretary-General, Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban said
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EU’s Juncker calls for unity amid Brexit fallout
European Commission leader Jean-Claude Juncker issued a call for unity among the eastern and western European countries during his State
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Serbia may impose ‘more drastic measures’ against migrants
Serbia’s minister for labour, employment, war veterans and social issues said on September 14 that he would demand from the government
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In Bratislava, Visegrad Four to call for assistance for Bulgaria to tackle migration
At the September 16 summit of EU leaders in Bratislava to discuss the refugee and migration crisis, the Visegrad Four
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Close to 2800 people applied for asylum in Bulgaria in August 2016
A total of 2776 people applied for asylum in Bulgaria in August 2016, according to a monthly report by the
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Almost 300 000 migrants and refugees reached Europe in past 8 months – IOM
Close to 300 000 migrants and refugees have reached Europe between the start of 2016 and mid-September, with most of them
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Car production in Romania sees sharp decrease
The production of cars in Romania has suffered a major slump during the first eight months of 2016. About 240
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