Can Poland end its toxic relationship with coal?
Poland’s love affair with coal goes way back. For decades coal was the favorite for energy: mined locally, and cheap.
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Bulgaria’s new cabinet ministers spell out plans
A more powerful State Agency for National Security, recruitment of civilians to act as “civil guards” to assist police, a
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Heavy flooding reaches Prague
Five people have been confirmed dead and four are missing as a result of the flooding that has devastated parts
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Poland’s Dreamliner back in service
Poland’s LOT national airlines resumed commercial flights of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner on Saturday after over four months after the jets
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Prague braces for heavy floods
The Czech Republic government was set to hold an emergency meeting at 6pm on June 2 to address the impact
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One dead, four missing in floods in Czech Republic
A woman died in Třebenice outside Prague on June 2 when her house collapsed because of flooding and four people
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Protest in Sofia against ‘Oligarchski’ government
Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia saw a protest on June 2 against the new socialist Plamen Oresharski government, dubbed “Oligarchski” by
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Ashton expresses EU’s ‘deep concern’ at violence in Turkey
European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton is expressing deep concern at the violence that occurred in Istanbul and some
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Anti-government protests subside in Turkey
Residents of Istanbul and Ankara woke up to a quiet morning Sunday as demonstrations against the government of Prime Minister
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