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Comment by Emilia Milcheva: In less than six months, Delyan Peevski became the full-fledged master of a systemic Bulgarian party, of which he had b ...

Two days after the Magdeburg attack, in which five people died and hundreds were injured, there is an increasing debate in Germany about whether the t ...

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico arrived for a visit to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday. The two discussed the future of Russian gas supp ...

More than seven weeks after the fatal collapse of a train station canopy in Serbia, tens of thousands of people have protested again in the capital B ...

The Al-Hol camp in Syria is surrounded by a series of checkpoints and heavily armed fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces, a Kurdish group that ...

Nikola Ristic is often on the streets. The young activist led the protests in Belgrade in early November. At that time, Serbs demanded the resignatio ...

For the pre-Christmas service in the Catholic church "St. Teresa" in the center of Damascus, only a dozen people gathered to pray. "Dear God, deliver ...

Comment by Emilia Milcheva: The Russian gas pipeline turned out to be an umbilical cord connecting Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Bulgarian ...

Since the beginning of December, prostitutes in Belgium have had more rights: paid vacation, paid sick leave and maternity leave, and a pension. Belgi ...

These days, Romania, as has often happened in its post-communist history, is teetering between tragedy and grotesque. It is both tragic and grotesque ...

This is another element of the spy thriller surrounding the former director of the German financial giant Wirecard, Jan Marsalek. A Bulgarian woman li ...

Author: Vildan Bairyamova "The attacks began back in May - inspections by the National Revenue Agency and all sorts of control bodies with absurd q ...

Ruined and half-ruined houses, and behind them - the huge chimney of an unfinished nuclear power plant. This is what the city of Orbita in Ukraine lo ...

If one were to try to describe the situation in Georgia in one word, hopelessness or crisis would be among the first associations, says independent p ...

Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian has vetoed the new headscarf law and has appealed to the National Security Council. The head of state hopes that ...

After the brief declaration of martial law by the now ousted president Yoon Suk-yeol, the political crisis in South Korea is not over yet. Meanwhile, ...

British Prince Andrew - brother of King Charles III, is at the center of another scandal in Britain. A few years ago it became clear that Andrew had ...

North Korean military units fighting on the side of Russia in the war in Ukraine have suffered serious losses in the Kursk region, US government sour ...

When darkness falls, psychoterror chases away the silence in this part of South Korea: unbearable sounds like sirens begin to be heard, mixed with an ...

Comment by Alexander Andreev: An Orthodox church named after "Alexander Nevsky" - this sounds like a brilliant oxymoron. The beautiful ...

Can Bulgaria find a prime minister whom no one can call and order what to do? Who would agree? Comment by Emilia Milcheva. A puppet on strings ...

Social Democratic Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost the vote of confidence in the Bundestag. How did it get here? And what are the predictions for the early ...

Italy enjoys a stability that many other European countries can only dream of. What is Giorgia Meloni's secret? She has been governing Italy fo ...

We do not need a Nobel laureate or Tom Cruise to say what a four-party government could look like. It is surprising why the parties - and especially t ...

Peevski has taken over the judicial system, the prosecutor's office, the services, the only institution that is currently hindering him is the pre ...