Smolensk plane crash victims buried in wrong graves
A 2010 plane crash in Smolensk, western Russia that killed Poland’s President Lech Kaczynski and 95 others is again stirring
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Pussy Riot among MEPs’ nominees for 2012 Sakharov Prize for freedom of thought
Five nominations for the 2012 Sakharov Prize for freedom of thought were presented at a joint meeting of the European
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Serbia willing to have ‘direct negotiations’ at highest political level on Kosovo, Nikolić says
While Serbia will never recognise the declaration of independence of Kosovo, Belgrade is willing to hold “direct negotiations” at the
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At UN, President Plevneliev reaffirms Bulgaria’s determination to work against terrorism
Delivering justice is vital for addressing terrorism – one of the ugliest and most despicable crimes against humanity, Bulgarian President
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Manufacturers of plastic bags protest against Bulgaria’s new eco-tax
More than 1000 people turned out on September 26 2012 in support of a protest by Bulgarian manufacturers of plastic
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General strike in Greece on September 26
Flight disruptions, fuel station closures and reduced health service at hospitals were numbered among the consequences of the general strike
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Poland to consider euro adoption when euro zone recovers – central bank head
Poland will take into consideration introducing the common currency when the euro zone resolves its problems, central bank NBP head
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Russia Watch: Making the Kremlin queasy
Making the Kremlin Queasy: Massive American Aid Has Helped Russians Three Times in the Last Century As American officials struggle
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Bulgaria’s Bulgargaz moves to quash fears of gas shortages in 2013
Bulgaria’s state-owned gas company Bulgargaz moved on September 25 to quash fears that the country could face a gas shortage
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