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On Volunteer Day, Ukrainians Honor Grassroots Efforts with a Social Media Campaign
Volunteers participating in “The Real Ones” photo exhibition. Photo from Справжні on Facebook December 5 is International Volunteer Day, and this year, Ukrainians came out in force on Facebook, Twitter and elsewhere to say a heartfelt “thank you” to their country’s volunteer community for all the work they have done—and are still doing....
Washington’s Balkan power play
BELGRADE — NATO’s invitation to Montenegro this week to join the military alliance was more than a kindness to a small ex-Yugoslav republic. It was another sign of a battle for influence in the Balkans between Russia and the U.S. And America is the one on the offensive. In recent weeks high-level U.S. and NATO officials have visited the...
Russia to sue Ukraine if debt is not repaid by December 20
MOSCOW – Russia is set to file a lawsuit against Ukraine if Kiev fails to have repaid the $3-billion debt by December 20, Russia’s …read more Source:...
OSCE conference ends work without consensus on all issues
The 22nd session of the OSCE Ministerial Council ended in Belgrade late on Friday without reaching consensus on all issues. The topics considered included the fight against terrorism, Ukrainian and migrant crisis and climate change. …read more Source:...
Tourism Minister: 4.5 Million Foreigners Visited Bulgaria Last Summer
Tourism Minister Nikolina Angelkova stated on Saturday that 4.5 million foreign tourists visited Bulgaria in the summer of this year, which represented a drop of 3.3 %. Angelkova added that according to expectations, the number of tourists from Ukraine and Russia decreased by 25 %. However there was a forecast for 30 % increase in the number of...
Russia says U.S. officially refused to provide guarantees for Ukraine’s liabilities
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia’s Finance Ministry said on Saturday that Russia had this week received an official refusal from the U.S. government to provide guarantees for Ukraine’s liabilities, Russian news agencies reported, citing a ministry statement. …read more Source:...
OSCE Ministerial Council ends in Belgrade
BELGRADE – The 22nd OSCE Ministerial Council, at which the main topics were the fight against terrorism, the Ukrainian and migrant crises, …read more Source:...
Serbia FM says OSCE meeting failed to agree on Ukraine, migrant crisis
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Russian Sanctions Will Not Bring Turkey to Its Knees – Turkish Ambassador to Bulgaria
According to Turkish ambassador to Bulgaria His Excellency Suleyman Gokce, the sanctions imposed by Moscow in response to the downing of the Russian Su-24 bomber by two Turkish F-16 fighter jets on the Turkish-Syrian border on November 24, will not bring Ankara to its knees. Gokce noted that Turkey is a great country, being the sixteenth largest...
Rare white Bengal tiger cub dies of cold amid Crimea blackout
A six-week-old rare white Bengal tiger cub has died amid a two-week power blackout across the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea. Keepers at the… …read more Source:...
