Second line of Turkish Stream pipeline project over 45 per cent completed
The Turkish Stream natural gas pipeline project’s spokesperson Asli Esen said on Wednesday that its second line is over 45
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Month: August 2018
Serbs and Croats still segregated in Vukovar’s schools
Kristina Islentieva and Filip Rutko attend the same school. They have the same teachers. Yet they live in different worlds.
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81km of Bulgaria’s new fence at Romanian border against African swine fever completed
Eighty-one kilometres of a wire fence being erected by Bulgaria at the Romanian border as a measure against African swine
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Sofia to host Second International Congress on World Civilisations and Historic Routes in November
Bulgaria’s Cabinet approved on August 8 a draft agreement between the country’s Tourism Ministry and the World Tourism Organization on
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Bulgaria to open honorary consulate in Kosovo’s Prizren, embassy in Riyadh
Bulgaria’s Cabinet has approved the opening of a consulate in Prizren in Kosovo, to be headed by an honorary consul,
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Georgia’s frozen conflict takes psychological toll
As Ilya Bervashvili walks out onto to his corn fields, the blue circle on the map moves beyond the dotted
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Bulgaria hosts multinational ‘Platinum Lion 2018’ military exercise
Seven hundred military personnel from eight countries are taking part in the Platinum Lion 2018 military exercise, the largest of
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Tensions in the Serbia-Croatia-Montenegro triangle
Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic recently compared 1990s Croatia with the Croatian puppet-state under Nazi occupation. On August 5, the Montenegrin
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Tens of millions of leva needed to fix roads after Bulgaria’s summer 2018 heavy rains
Tens of millions of leva will be needed to restore road infrastructure after the summer 2018 heavy rains in the
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