Europe’s migrant crisis: Roundup, October 2
Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry, State Agency for National Security and prosecutors detained 46 alleged people-traffickers and 501 migrants who had entered
Read moreBulgaria’s Interior Ministry, State Agency for National Security and prosecutors detained 46 alleged people-traffickers and 501 migrants who had entered
Read moreA prominent Turkish columnist and television news anchor, Ahmet Hakan, has been beaten up outside his Istanbul home. The attack
Read moreThe European Union and Turkey are part of the solution to the refugee crisis, Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev and the
Read more“We will not turn our country into a refugee camp”, Greece’s deputy immigration policy minister Yannis Mouzalas said in an interview
Read moreEuropean Union leaders have agreed to provide further aid to assist refugees in countries neighbouring Syria, a key source country
Read moreAbout 10 million Syrian refugees could cross the border from Turkey to Bulgaria in the near future, Bulgarian Prime Minister
Read moreEuropean Union leaders are gathering on September 23 2015 for an emergency meeting in Brussels to discuss the next steps after
Read morePoland’s Foreign Minister Grzegorz Schetyna said Europe needs a united plan to address the ongoing refugee crisis, but not one
Read moreBulgaria could cope with a quota of 1200 refugees, and in this way the country would show solidarity and understanding
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