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The conditions offered by Poland to overhaul the engines of the Bulgarian Air Force’s MiG-29 fighter jets were better than those with Russia, the trial of Bulgaria’s former defence minister […]
European Union leaders on Thursday voted overwhelmingly to re-elect Donald Tusk president of the bloc. Tusk’s home country of Poland was the only one of the 28 member states to […]
Bulgaria’s former ambassador to the United States, Elena Poptodorova, has described an incident at Warsaw Airport in which she was held for alleged shoplifting as the result of an “honest […]
There is no end in sight to the ongoing dispute between the European Commission and the Polish government over the rule of law. “The mood is very heated,” said an […]
European Council President Donald Tusk cannot count on the support of the Polish government in his run for re-election for the second term of office, governing party Law and Justice […]
Slovakia is getting closer to reducing its dependence on Russian natural gas. Two projects of the country’s gas transmission system operator Eustream are among the latest 18 projects chosen as […]
Polish President Andrzej Duda sat down with opposition party leaders Sunday to try to resolve a political crisis that has brought thousands of people into the streets and led to […]
Opponents of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party remained in front of Poland’s parliament building Saturday morning hours after police used force to remove blockades of the building’s exits. […]
Opposition lawmakers in Poland sang the national anthem and chanted ‘Free media’ in protest at planned limits on journalists. Work on the state budget was blocked for several hours. The […]
Poland’s political scene polarization became apparent yet again as the governing camp and the opposition organized separate demonstrations commemorating the 35th anniversary of the imposition of the Martial Law by […]
