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New Pro-Russian Party Emerges in Poland
A new pro-Russian party called Zmiana, which means “change”, emerged on the political scene in Poland. The party, which has a strong anti-US orientation, supports Russian President Vladimir Putin’s policies and sees Russia as natural ally for both Poland and the EU, EUobserver reports. Its leader Mateusz Piskorski denies Russian aggression...
Conflict in Ukraine dangerous for Bulgaria too
The situation in Ukraine is getting worse day by day, NATO’s Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Adrian Bradshaw, who recently visited Sofia, contends. In his view, Russia is trying to redraw the borders of independent countries, which poses threat over every European state. The visit of General Bradshaw to Bulgaria coincided...
NATO Still Accusing Russia of Sending Weapons to Ukraine
Russia is still pouring heavy arms into Eastern Ukraine despite the ceasefire agreement that is in place, a top NATO official has warned.NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen Philip Breedlove announced Sunday during an event held in Brussels that Moscow is still propping up pro-Russian rebels in the Donbass region, both in military and...
Bulgaria’s Tourism Predicts Tough Summer Season
Bulgaria’s Tourism Minister Nikolina Angelkova has suggested that a tough summer season lies ahead. In a Monday interview for the Bulgarian National Radio, Angelkova suggested that industry representatives had to join efforts to use EU funds to boost the quality of the product. “Bulgaria’s tourism market is not limited to Ukraine and...
Daily webcast
Welcome to Heartbeat Bulgaria, Radio Bulgaria’s daily show as we are starting another week of news and stories from this country. The topics on our Monday show: · We begin with some insights into missed opportunities as the dollar is getting expensive, and the national currency, the lev, becomes cheaper being pegged to the euro; · Next, a...
NATO Still Accusing Russian of Sending Weapons to Ukraine
Russia is still pouring heavy arms into Eastern Ukraine despite the ceasefire agreement that is in place, a top NATO official has warned.NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen Philip Breedlove announced Sunday during an event held in Brussels that Moscow is still propping up pro-Russian rebels in the Donbass region, both in military and...
Son of former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych ‘drowns in lake’
Yanukovych’s son, also called Viktor, was reportedly driving a van that fell through the ice on a Siberian lake at the weekendThe son of Ukraine’s former president Viktor Yanukovych drowned over the weekend, after the van he was driving fell through the ice on a Siberian lake, according to reports.Yanukovych’s son, also called...
Russia urges France, Germany to push Kiev on peace deal
Russia accused Kiev on Monday of violating parts of the Minsk peace deal for east Ukraine and urged Germany and France, which helped negotiate it, to do more to ensure Kiev sticks to the agreements that were reached, Reuters reports. …read more Source: Macedonian Information...
Russia, Ukraine and EU to hold gas talks in April
Author(s): Dan Alexe h_51803091.jpg Russia, Ukraine and the European Commission will hold a new round of gas supply talks next month in pursuit of a deal that could help to defuse wider tensions between Moscow and Kiev. A preliminary meeting in Brussels on Friday had never been expected to yield major progress, with the two sides still far apart...
We have ‘FAR MORE’ right to Crimea than Britain has to Falklands, claims Russia
RUSSIA has “far more” right to Crimea than Britain does to the Falkland Islands, a Russian lawmaker has sensationally claimed. …read more Source:...
