Georgia 2013 and the vilifying of Saakashvili
If those behind a petition claimed to have a million signatures have their way, Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili will step
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If those behind a petition claimed to have a million signatures have their way, Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili will step
Read moreBelene, the nuclear power station that may not speak its name, was much mentioned in Bulgaria’s first live television debate
Read moreSlovakia as we know it today celebrates 20 years of its existence on January 1, 2013. On this day in 1993,
Read moreThe economy, both in Bulgaria and the world as a whole, has defied the worst predictions of the doom brigade
Read moreTo start with one of those fascinating facts about the European Union in general in the course of the year
Read moreThere are to be two defining political events in Bulgaria that may be predicted in the coming year – the
Read moreA light snow covers Moscow, subzero temperatures provide bright sunshine and Jingle Bells wafts through malls filled with happy shoppers.
Read moreRomania boasts the largest administrative building in the world, the Parliament Palace that is home to its bicameral parliament –
Read moreAshley, an American friend, and I were walking on a bridge over the Moscow River to the “Inostranii Agent” or
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