Bulgarian, Polish presidents back strengthening Nato’s eastern flank
In talks on April 18 with visiting Polish president Andrzej Duda, Bulgarian head of state Rossen Plevneliev has spoken strongly
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Russia
Bulgaria sees sanctions on Russia as a tool to change Moscow’s policies, Mitov tells German FM
Bulgaria sees sanctions against Russia as an effective tool to change the policies of Moscow, not as a punishment of
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Poland marks sixth anniversary of Smolensk plane crash
Poland commemorated on Sunday six years since the plane carrying President Lech Kaczynski and 95 other people including Poland’s top
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Analysts: Putin’s National Guard meant to put down public unrest
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s announced plans Tuesday to form a National Guard with the stated goal of fighting terrorism and
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Russian court finds Savchenko guilty of murder
It ended as it had begun and continued throughout: in farce and confusion. A court in the small Russian border
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Russian court prepares to find Savchenko guilty of murder
A judge in a Russian court in Donetsk, Rostov Oblast, started summing up the case against Nadiya Savchenko on March
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Russia says Polish comments on Smolensk air crash groundless
President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov Monday described as “groundless” and “unobjective” comments by Poland’s defence minister Antoni Macierewicz suggesting
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Putin orders withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria, as new U.N.-mediated peace talks on Syria
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Ex-Kremlin aide found dead in DC hotel ‘departed US 40 days after his own death’
The mysterious death of former Kremlin aide Mikhail Lesin has gotten even weirder as details have emerged showing that Lesin
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