Amid outrage, EU Commission launches probe into Barroso’s new job at Goldman Sachs
Jose Manuel Barroso, the former president of the European Commission from 2004 to 2014, is facing accusations that he has
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Author: Deutsche Welle
Croatia seeks way to tip the electoral scales second time around
Croatia found itself in a strange situation in mid-June: The center-right government led by the technocrat Tihomir Oreskovic was overthrown
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Child refugees struggle alone in Bulgaria
One of the more disturbing effects of the refugee crisis is the increasing number of unaccompanied minors. As Emanuela Barbiroglio
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Government leaves Macedonia at risk to beautify Skopje
This year the annual WorldRiskReport published by UN agencies focuses on logistics and infrastructure. Recent floods in Macedonia are a
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Bulgaria fears a tide of refugees
Rezovo is the most southeasterly city in Bulgaria. It is only a few hundred meters across the Black Sea estuary
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Opinion: Erdogan, Putin and the touchy Turkish Stream
The revival of the Turkish Stream pipeline project is expected to be the concrete outcome of the meeting between Russian
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A ray of hope for refugees in northern Greece
When Mahmood looks out of the window he can see Thessaloniki’s seafront clearly, sometimes, when the sky is clear, even
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IMF: Eastern European emigration harmful for domestic economies
Emigration has led to positive outcomes for migrants, and for the EU as a whole. Yet it may also have
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Night of gunfire, explosions and death in Ankara
Heavy gunfire lasted through the night and into an unnerving dawn in Ankara, before shots died down gradually as the
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