Farmers to intensify daily protests unless demands for more subsidies and the resignation of Agriculture Minister Kiril Vutev are met.
The Georgian government has consistently accused Kiev of attempting to draw Georgia into its conflict with Russia.
Opposition MPs say the December 2023 general and municipal elections were rigged to deliver victories for the ruling SNS.
Slogan references calls heard from many victims who died trapped under rubble before rescue teams could arrive.
Rumours have surfaced that Russian presidential hopeful Boris Nadezhdin may have torpedoed his own presidential application by submitting signatures to the CEC that were fake, Meduza reported on February 6.
Sweden's accession to Nato is an issue that directly affects the national security of the United States and the security of the alliance as a whole, says Pressman.
Warsaw-listed fuels and energy giant Orlen sold assets of peer Lotos PLN5bn (€1.15bn) below their market value, according to a report by the state audit body NIK.
European affairs minister appoints envoy for adopting the euro currency despite coalition agreement not to pursue the subject.
Shadow of devastation worsens as displaced realise Erdogan’s pledge of 319,000 new homes by first anniversary of catastrophe was an empty promise.
Russian companies not allowed to bid for expansion of Bulgaria's only nuclear power station, intended to ensure country's energy security.
Trial of Milorad Dodik for approving laws that defy the authority of the Bosnian Constitutional Court and high representative starts after multiple delays.
An Iranian diplomat at the embassy in Moscow allegedly died in a fitness club on February 4
Russia’s Central Election Committee declared 15% of Boris Nadezhdin’s signatures were invalid, more than the 5% permissible, in a move that may disqualify him from running in Russia’s presidential election.
For the first time ever, a satellite guided Ukrainian naval drone hit and destroyed the Russian missile corvette, the Ivanovets, in the Black Sea near the Crimea on February 1.
Livestock losses rise from 49,000 to around 285,000 in less than three months. Towards 20,000 herder families on the move looking for pasture.
Foreign exchange rates in Tehran have finally begun to ease after a two-week period of sharp increases, with the US dollar slipping by 1.4% and being traded at 551,500 in the Tehran open market.
The US and Israel have increased targeting of key allies of Iran in Syria and Iraq over the western weekend in response to attacks on US service personnel on the Syrian-Jordanian border.
European Commission spokesperson says raids and closure of facilities will have negative effects on the daily lives of Kosovo Serbs.
Finance minister rushes to reassure markets resignation will not blow Turkey’s new economic programme off course.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban was given assurances that the question of Budapest's blocked funds, around €22bn, would be handled impartially.