Romania’s PM Ponta Survives No-confidence Vote
Romania’s Parliament on Tuesday rejected a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Victor Ponta filed by the opposition over a corruption scandal.
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Turkey’s PM Davutoglu Proposes Creation of Safe Zone in Syria
Turkey’s Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Monday called again for the creation of a safe zone inside Syria to host thousands of mostly Syrian migrants who are trying to cross into Europe from Turkish territory, AFP reported.
Bulgaria's President, Turkey's PM Discuss Gas Link
Migrants, gas interconnections and road infrastructure projects have topped the agenda at a meeting between Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev and Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu, the head of state's press office has said.
10 000 Migrants Entered Croatia in a Day
Croatia's Interior Ministry has said some 10 000 migrants crossed into the country on Friday, September 25 alone.
EU-Turkey Visa Waiver in 2017 'Completely Realistic' - Hahn
EU Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn has said it is "completely realistic" to believe that a visa-free regime could be implemented with Turkey over the next two years.
Croatia Opens Border Crossings with Serbia to All Traffic
Croatia's Interior Ministry has announced the Bajakovo and Tovarnik border crossing points into and out of Serbia are open "to all traffic, without any restrictions".
Bulgaria Gives Funding for Water Supply in Moldova's Taraclia
Bulgaria and the United Nations have signed the agreement on a development project in Taraclia, a city and adjacent region in Moldova with a predominant ethnic Bulgarian population.
EU’s Hahn Praises Serbia’s Efforts to Tackle Refugee Crisis
No country can be left to solve the refugee problem alone, EU Commissioner Johannes Hahn said during a visit to Serbia on Friday.
Bulgaria Calls on Croatia to Reopen Checkpoint at Border with Serbia
Bulgaria pleaded with Croatia on Friday to immediately open the Bajakovo crossing at the border with Serbia to Bulgarian-registered motor vehicles or redirect them to other operating checkpoints.
Macedonia Launches Ohrid Film Academy, Classes Start in November
A newly-opened film institute in Macedonia’s city of Ohrid will start teaching master classes in the academic year 2015/2016 starting in November, independent.
Commissioner Hahn to Discuss Refugee Crisis in Europe on Serbia Visit
European Commissioner Johannes Hahn will visit Serbia on Friday to discuss the current refugee crisis in Europe.
Greek Deputy Transport Minister Resigns Over Offensive Twitter Messages
Greek Deputy Transport Minister, Dimitris Kammenos, announced his resignation on Wednesday just hours after he had assumed the position.
Serbia Bans Entry of Croatian Cargo Vehicles
Serbia has banned the entry of Croatian cargo vehicles and goods amid a deterioration of bilateral relations over rows triggered by the refugee crisis.
Tsipras Returns as Greek PM After Renewing Coalition with Nationalists
The leader of SYRIZA, Alexis Tsipras, was sworn in as prime minister of Greece on Monday after his left-wing party won the most votes at the early parliamentary elections held on Sunday.
SYRIZA Wins Most Votes in Greece’s Snap Election
Left-wing SYRIZA party has won the biggest share of the vote in Sunday’s early elections which will give former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras the opportunity to renew his alliance with Independent Greeks and form a coalition government, ekathimerini.
SYRIZA Falling Short of Majority in Greece Early Elections
SYRIZA of former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has earned 35.3% of Sunday's early elections in Greece - the biggest share of the vote, Interior Ministry data reveals.
Migrants Die off Turkey after Boat Collides with Ferry
At least 13 migrants have drowned off the coast of Turkey, sailing en route to Greece, Turkish authorities say.
Bulgaria, Greece 'Not Letting in Syria Refugees from Edirne', Turkey Says
Turkey is keeping hundreds of refugees in because of resistance from Bulgaria and Greece, Trade Minister Cenap A??? has announced.
Greece Early Vote Kicks Off
Voting is now underway in Greece in a snap poll called over tensions within the formerly ruling SYRIZA party of Alexis Tsipras.
Migrants Start Walking from Turkey's Edirne to Border with Greece
Thousands of migrants have set off on foot to the border with Greece after spending the past three days in makeshift camps in the fileds near the Turkish city of Edirne, Bulgaria’s bTV station reported on Friday.
Greece: Syriza, New Democracy Neck-and-Neck Ahead of Sunday’s Vote
The left-wing Syriza party, led by former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, and the conservative New Democracy, led by Vangelis Meimarakis are neck-and-neck ahead of Greece’s election on September 20, according to the latest polls.
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