Sofia raises ‘Capital of Culture’ stakes by promising four new museums by end of 2013
The contest among several Bulgarian cities to be named one of Europe’s capitals of culture in 2019 is a strange
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Prosecutors’ case sapped by witness testimony in Bulgarian radical Islam suit
Witnesses in the case against 13 people accused of preaching radical Islam in Bulgaria took the stand on September 27,
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Bulgaria’s Dossier Commission names BCCI management members who worked for communist-era State Security
Bulgaria’s Dossier Commission, the body empowered by law to investigate and name people who worked with the country’s communist-era State
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Banking union plans irk Czech Republic
The European Union’s single currency zone may have avoided collapse by green-lighting key stabilisation and oversight mechanisms, but an ongoing
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Transnistria: A bottom-up solution
In June 2010, German Chancellor Angela Merkel launched the Meseberg process. Under the plan, Russia would be included in European
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Archaeology: Early Christian baptismal fonts found at ancient fortress site in Bulgaria’s Byala
Varna archaeologists working at a site of an ancient fortress near Cape Saint Atanas in Byala on Bulgaria’s Black Sea
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Czech Republic partly lifts ban on sale of hard liquor
A partial easing of the Czech Republic’s ban on the sale of hard liquor made in the country comes into
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Hungarian government sends its economic policy proposals to IMF, EU
The Hungarian government sent its proposals on Wednesday morning to the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission, Hungary’s chief
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Greek police clash with demonstrators against austerity measures
Clashes erupted between police and protesters in Greece on Wednesday, as citizens took to the streets to demonstrate against fresh
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