Rome is Preparing a Strategy to Avoid Excessive EU Sanctions Because of the Budget Deficit
Coalition leaders in Italy have agreed on the need to avoid EU disciplinary measures because of the excessive debt and the worsening budget deficit.
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Croatia Puts Up a New Wall Along the Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Croatian interior ministry raised a high metal fence along the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina to prevent illegal migrants from entering the country, MIA reports.
So Far, the EU Has Done Nothing to Save the 2015 Nuclear Agreement, Iran Said
So far, the EU has done nothing to save the 2015 nuclear agreement, Iran said, according to BTA.
California Will Pay Health Insurance to Migrants
California will become the first US state to pay full health insurance to adults living illegally in the United States, BTA said.
The Race for Theresa May's Post Officially Begins
British Prime Minister Theresa May resigned today.
Powerful Explosion in Residential Building in Sweden, 19 People Were Injured
A powerful explosion in the southern Swedish town of Linköpinghas caused damage to buildings and wounded 19 people, local police reported, quoted by Reuters.
Havana Continues to Support Maduro Despite U.S. Sanctions
Cuba will continue to support Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as a legitimate South American leader, France's press agency quoted an official Cuban representative as saying.
Barack and Michelle Obama Signed a Podcast Contract with Spotify
Former US presidential couple Barack and Michelle Obama signed a podcast contract on the Internet, the BBC writes.
May, Macron and Hundreds of Veterans Mark 75 Years of The Normandy Landings
The celebrations in France for the 75th anniversary of the The Normandy landings will continue throughout the day.
The EU Introduces More Secure Identity Documents
The Council of the Eropean Union has announced that it has adopted new rules against the misuse of identity papers.
It Turned Out that Yeti Had a File, FBI Published It
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation has published papers related to the study of specimens that may belong to the Yeti or Abominable Snowman.
The EU Has Adopted Additional Rules to Combat Illegal Migration
The EU Council has announced that it has adopted changes to the Visa Code, which will improve the conditions for legal travelers and increase the opportunities for countering illegal migration, writes BTA.
Doctor is Accused of the Murder of 25 patients
Doctor is accused of killing 25 patients from the age of 37 to 85 in Ohio, Fox News reported.
Manfred Weber Was Elected as the Leader of the EPP in the European Parliament
Manfred Weber was elected as the leader of the European People's Party (EPP) group in the European Parliament, the Austrian public channel ORF, the FOCUS and BNT reported.
The Rape Lawsuit Brought against Cristiano Ronaldo Was Dropped
The rape lawsuit brought against Juventus F.
Juncker Said that Some EU Countries Still Do Not Agree with the Negotiation Talks with Skopje
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker announced that some EU countries still oppose the possibility of starting negotiations on the accession of northern Macedonia to the Community.
The United States Has Announced New Restrictions on Travel to Cuba
Passports with private and corporate airplanes and yachts will be refused, reported NOVA TV.
International Conference on Cooperation between China and the Balkans
Dialogue and prospects for cooperation between China and the Balkans are the subject of an international conference.
Glass Viewing Platform in China Wins Guinness Record
The glass viewing platform in Huangshi Hubei province entered the Guinness Book of Records as the largest glass platform.
UN: Alarming Levels of Air Pollution in the Balkans
Residents of all major cities in the Western Balkans face worrying levels of air pollution that reduce life expectancy, because the underdeveloped and politically unstable region depends largely on the burning of coal to produce energy, the Associated Pre
Five Bodies Were Found in the Himalayas, Probably Belonging to Dead Alpinists
Military pilots have discovered five bodies in the Indian part of the Himalayas.
Highlights
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The President of Croatia Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic Is the 66th “Face of Democracy”
- Bulgarian Family Got the Business Prize of Queen Elizabeth II: The Home for us is Bulgaria
- Rossen Daskalov: We will Make an Assembly Line for up to 20,000 Cars a Year in Bulgaria
- Within 3 Years in Bulgaria There will be up to 15,000 Charging Stations for Electric Vehicles
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Slayer Include Bulgaria in their Final Tour in the Summer of 2019
- Sting will Once Again Delight his Bulgarian Fans with a Concert
- MUNICIPALITY OF BURGAS PREPARED SPECTACULAR MUSIC FESTIVAL IN AUGUST - SPICE MUSIC FESTIVAL - 90`S EDITION
- Evanescence for the First Time with a Concert in Sofia, Bulgaria
- The World Famous Italian Musician Eros Ramazzotti with One Unique Concert in Bulgaria
- Deep Purple Again in Bulgaria
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Ups & Downs
Bulgaria is the EU Country with the Largest Number of Women in the IT Sector
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Sold its Assets and Contracts in Bulgaria
