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Putin’s press show in the Kremlin | Press review main focus
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IMF says Ukraine loan programme under threat
KIEV (Reuters) – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Friday it was concerned by signs Ukraine’s parliament might reject a proposed tax code and budget for 2016, warning that this could further disrupt its $17.5 billion bailout programme. …read more Source:...
WW2 – the war we could not have avoided
Bulgaria and World War Two. Could we avoid the largest military conflict so far? Taking this question is Associate Professor Dr. Sonya Penkova, director of the National Museum of Military History. The occasion is the large-scale exhibition, named The War We Couldn’t Avoid. It is devoted to the 70th anniversary of the global conflict’s...
Stoltenberg: Putin’s Statement Underlines Russia’s Special Responsibility
Putin’s statement on Russia’s military presence in eastern Ukraine once again stresses Russia bears special responsibility. …read more Source:...
EP President Schulz: EU Must Help Ukraine Conduct Reforms and Stabilize Economy
It is necessary to help Ukraine stabilize its economy, ensure the country’s energy independence, and complete outstanding reforms it needs the most – judicial and anti-corruption. …read more Source:...
Estonia to help Ukraine with e-solutions and court system reform
During a meeting between Estonian Justice Minister Urmas Reinsalu and his Ukrainian counterpart Pavlo Petrenko, the two ministers agreed that Estonia is to help Ukraine with e-solutions of public services in the interests of corruption-free and fast managing, informs LETA/BNS. …read more Source: The Baltic...
Bulgaria’s Ruse Hosts Second Edition of Ice Sculptures Festival
The Bulgaria city of Ruse hosts a festival of ice sculptures on Svoboda (Liberty) square between December 14 and 22. The Ruse Ice Fest will bring together sculptors from eight countries – Bulgaria, Belgium, France, Poland, Hungary, Latvia, Russia and Ukraine. This is the second edition of the festival and it will be twice larger in size...
UN estimates world refugees and displaced at total of over 60 million
The total number of people forcibly displaced in the world probably has considerably exceeded 60 million, UN has estimated, pointing to wars in Syria, Ukraine, Yemen, Iraq as well as fighting in four African nations as the key causes of the situation. …read more Source: Baltic News...
Food aid provides lifeline for most vulnerable in Ukraine conflict
The conflict in Ukraine has left millions displaced and in need of help. Aid groups are busy trying to distribute food to those – on both sides – who have no other means. Filip Warwick reports from eastern Ukraine. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Aleksander Kwasniewski: For Bulgaria, Poland Refugee Problem Is Artificial
Novinite has interviewed Aleksander Kwasniewski, who served as President of Poland between 1995 and 2005. Having been Poland’s only reelected head of state, he played an active part in the country’s accession into the European Union and NATO, which both happened during his terms in office. Kwasniewski was in Bulgaria for a conference...
