The price of normalisation: Serbia, Kosovo, and a risky border deal
One of the most contentious topics in the Western Balkans in recent months has been a proposed Serbia-Kosovo land swap.
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Month: November 2018
Bulgaria’s ‘United Patriots’ continue to be united in name only
The three co-leaders of the United Patriots, the grouping of far-right and ultra-nationalist parties that is the minority partner in
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Bulgarian capital Sofia sees first snow of winter 2018
The first snow of the winter 2018 season descended on Bulgarian capital city Sofia on November 18. In the centre
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Damp day of protests in Sofia, other Bulgarian cities
The much-hyped day of protests in Bulgaria on November 18 saw traffic disruptions by protesters in cars in some parts
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Sofia court releases from custody man accused of spraying anti-Le Pen message on Soviet Army Monument
The Sofia District Court has released from custody a 22-year-old man charged with hooliganism for allegedly spray-painting on the Soviet
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Some roads blocked as day of protests in Bulgaria on November 18 gets underway
The first half of the day of sundry protests in Bulgaria on November 18 saw road blockages in a few
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Bansko named Bulgaria’s Best Ski Resort 2018 at World Ski Awards
Bansko was named Bulgaria’s Best Ski Resort 2018 at the World Ski Awards, conferred at a ceremony on November 18
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Bulgaria on November 18: Rain, snow and protests
Motorists in Bulgaria could face some difficulties on November 18, with protests possibly obstructing central Sofia and some other roads
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GERB’s Tsvetanov: Simeonov’s resignation ‘strengthens, not breaks’ Bulgaria’s ruling coalition
The resignation of Valeri Simeonov as deputy prime minister does not break the structure of Bulgaria’s ruling coalition, but even
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