In a significant development within the Bulgarian political arena, the vote of no confidence against the current government, initially slated for November 16, has been postponed by a day. This move adheres to the procedural rules of the Bulgarian Parliament, […]
On November 15, Bulgaria’s political landscape will confront another critical juncture as the National Assembly deliberates on a second vote of no confidence against the current Denkov-Gabriel cabinet. This motion, spearheaded by the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), far-right Vazrazhdane (Revival
SKOPJE — North Macedonia is poised to auction off a cache of properties once belonging to its embattled former Prime Minister, Nikola Gruevski. The Agency for Management of Forfeited Property has initiated procedures to return funds to the state budget
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Smederevo – In a surprising development, Jovan Beč, the mayor of Smederevo, Serbia, has resigned from his position. The news was confirmed by Beč himself, who submitted his resignation at the office of the City Administration, though he declined to
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ATHENS — A heated confrontation erupted in the Greek Parliament between Nikos Androulakis, the president of the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK), and Makis Voridis, the Minister of State, over changes to the Anti-Terrorism Act and the backdrop of a wiretapping
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TIRANA – Lulzim Basha, Chairman of the Democratic Party in Albania, has unveiled a comprehensive electoral reform package, signaling a potential shift towards a new constitution for the Balkan nation. This move comes as Albania seeks to modernize its political
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BELGRADE – Political tensions rise in Serbia as 15 opposition parties challenge the national broadcaster, Radio Television Serbia (RTS), accusing it of biased reporting and demanding more objective and impartial coverage. The opposition has given RTS a 30-day ultimatum to
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ZAGREB – Gordan Grlić-Radman, Croatia’s Minister of Foreign and European Affairs, publicly addressed an oversight in his financial disclosure, admitting to an omission in his “property card” — a mandatory public financial disclosure for Croatian officials. According to Jutarnji.hr, the
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Austria remains steadfast in its refusal to allow Bulgaria and Romania into the Schengen visa-free zone, despite a recent public appeal from Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission. Bulgarian Novinite – Sofia News Agency calls the move
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SARAJEVO – In an interview with regional CNN affiliate N1, Christian Schmidt, the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), shed light on the country’s precarious situation and the indispensable role of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) and
