The last restrictive COVID-19 measures, including the use of masks in pharmacies and keeping a 1.5-meter distance in commercial establishments, will be removed, Bulgarian authorities announced on Wednesday. The restrictions were introduced in Bulgaria on 13 March 2020 – five…
A mixed team of experts from the European Commission and member states, including the Netherlands, will visit Romania to clarify any issues regarding the country’s implementation of the Schengen acquis, the government said on Wednesday. The European Commission has again…
(Photo: European Parliament) A recent report from the well-respected organisation International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) raises serious questions about the extent to which Turkey — which still holds and benefits from EU-applicant status — is guilty…
Image source, Wojtek Jargilo/EPA-EFE/REX/ShutterstockImage caption, The full facts behind the blast in Poland, which killed two near the border with Ukraine, are still being establishedBy James LandaleDiplomatic correspondent Responsibility for the missile strike in Poland is still being established. But…
Image caption, Anzhela Slobodian was held for 31 days in KhersonBy James WaterhouseBBC Ukraine correspondent, Kherson Ukraine says it has found the bodies of 63 civilians bearing signs of torture near the recently liberated city of Kherson. Russia has repeatedly…
Image source, Kyrylo Tymoshenko/TelegramImage caption, The president's office said four people were killed when residential buildings were hit in the Zaporizhzhia regionBy James FitzGeraldBBC News More strikes have been reported across Ukraine, days after one of Russia's most intense bombardments…
Serbia has started using its natural gas reserves because the daily supplies no longer cover its needs, President Vučić said. As of Wednesday, he said, reserves dropped from 760 million cubic meters to 650
Slovenia is no longer a party to the Energy Charter Treaty after the Foreign Affairs Committee unanimously endorsed the government’s proposal to withdraw on Wednesday (16 November). The parliamentary committee endorsed the government’s initiative without a single vote against it…
Kosovo citizens and residents were unable to get passports or driving licenses issued for the last two months due to a shortage of materials caused by the ongoing crises. A spokesperson from the Ministry of Interior, Nora Fetoshi, explained that…
Image caption, Nato ambassadors met on Wednesday with Poland expected to invoke the alliance's Article 4 calling for consultationsBy Oliver Slow & Paul KirbyBBC News Polish President Andrzej Duda has said there are no signs of an intentional attack after…