Bulgaria to Provide Additional BGN 44 M for Completing Fence at Border with Turkey
Bulgaria will provide additional BGN 44 M for completing the fence at the border with Turkey, which is aimed at curbing the migrant influx to the country.
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Macedonian Finance Minister Zoran Stavreski Resigns
Macedonian Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Zoran Stavrevski has resigned, citing health reasons.
Greece Detains Ship with Arms Supplies Sailing from Bulgaria to Uruguay
A ship sailing under the flag of Antigua and Barbuda has been detained by Greek authorities at the port of Piraeus.
Bulgaria Has Spent Over BGN 100 M on Fence Along Border with Turkey
Bulgaria has spent more than BGN 100 M on constructing the fence along the border with Turkey, which has not been fully completed yet.
Bulgaria Hosts SEECP Parliamentary Assembly Plenary Session
Bulgaria is hosting the plenary session of the South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP) Parliamentary Assembly on Saturday.
Kurdistan Freedom Hawks Claim Responsibility for Istanbul Bombing
The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks (TAK) claimed on Friday responsibility for the car bombing in the Istanbul district of Beyazit on Tuesday which claimed the lives of eleven people and left 36 other injured.
Three Killed in New Car Bomb Attack in Turkey
A new car bomb attack rocked Turkey on Wednesday, just a day after a similar bombing took place in Istanbul.
Bulgarian Ambassador to Turkey Says PKK, IS Among Possible Perpetrators of Istanbul Bombing
Commenting the terrorist attack which took place in Istanbul on Tuesday, Bulgarian ambassador to Turkey, Her Excellency Nadezhda Neynsky, said on Wednesday that four suspects have been detained in connection with the bombing.
Four Suspects Detained Over Istanbul Bombing
Four suspects have been detained in relation to the terrorist attack which took place in the Beyazit district of Istanbul on Tuesday.
Macedonian President Fully Reverses Amnesty in Wiretapping Affair
Macedonia's President Gjorge Ivanov has scrapped an amnesty granted in April on politicians involved in a massive wiretapping affair.
Explosion Kills 11, Wounds 36 in Turkey's Istanbul
An attack targeting a police vehicle in Turkey's biggest city Istanbul has left at least еleven people dead and thirty-six others injured.
Ex-TV Presenter Wins Bucharest Local Elections
A former TV host could become the mayor of Romania's capital Bucharest following a local vote held across the country on Sunday.
Croatia Unblocks Serbia’s EU Accession Path
Croatia has officially agreed to the opening of Chapter 23 in Serbia's EU accession talks, opening the way for the bloc to start defining a common negotiating position on the chapter.
PM Borisov Reaffirms Bulgarian Support for European Integration of Macedonia
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov held a meeting on Wednesday with Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov, who is in the country for participation in the summit of the South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP), which is hosted by Bulgarian Presiden
Bulgarian President to Host SEECP Summit
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev will host on Wednesday a summit of the South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP).
Bulgarian PM Discussing Gas Link, Border Protection with Greek Foreign Minister
Diversification of sources and routes of natural gas supply is among the top priorities of Bulgaria’s government, Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has said at a meeting with Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias.
Serbia Prevents Attempt to Smuggle Migrants to Hungary, Budapest Reinforcing Border Fence
Serbian police have thwarted a people trafficker’s attempt to smuggle 44 migrants across the border to Hungary, AP reported on Monday.
Bulgarian PM: Migrants Have Not Breached Border with Greece
Bulgarian Prime Miniser Boyko Borisov assured on Sunday that the border with Greece has not been breached by migrants, as had been implied by some media, adding that the country managed to carry out one of the quickest readmission of refugees ever achieve
Bulgaria Deploys Army to Border with Greece After Two Migrant Groups Detained
Bulgaria has deployed military personnel to the border with Greece after two groups of illegal immigrants, each consisting of more than thirty people, attempted to cross into the country late on Friday night and early on Saturday morning.
Macedonia's President Partially Revokes Amnesty in Wiretapping Affair
Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov on Friday moved to scrap the amnesty of nearly half of the 56 people who had been facing proceedings in a wiretapping affair.
Bulgaria's IntMin Reports Slight Increase in Migrant Pressure on Border with Turkey
Bulgarian Interior Minister Rumyana Bachvarova said that there has been slight increase in the migrant pressure exerted on the country's border with Turkey in the past few days.
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