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Bulgaria's Govt Warns of 'Plot to Discredit PM'
The head of the Bulgarian government's press office has warned that yet another plot has been carried out, aimed at tarnishing the Prime Minister's reputation, during the latter's visit to London on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Kosovo, Bosnian Activists Demand End to Visas
Activists from Bosnia and Kosovo meeting in Pristina on Friday issued a joint call to their governments to end the visa restrictions impeding relations between the two countries.
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Merkel to Discuss Migrant Crisis with Davutoglu in Ankara Monday
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will travel to Ankara on Monday to meet with Turkey's Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu as she tries to curb the migrant flow into Europe, international newswires have reported.
Germany's Merkel to pay snap visit to Ankara
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will pay a one-day working visit to Ankara on Feb. 8 to discuss ongoing efforts by Turkey and the European Union to stem the flow of irregular migrants into the EU.
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Bulgarian Transport Minister to Hold Talks with Protesting Greek Farmers
Bulgarian Transport Minister is traveling towards the Kulata checkpoint at the border with Greece in order to hold talks with the protesting Greek farmers.
The farmers have staged blockades on crossings along the Bulgarian-Greek border in the past weeks.
Until now, Greek farmers have refused to hold talks with Bulgarian authorities, private bTV station informs.
PM: London conference produces no united position on Syria
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has said that he met with over 30 European and world leaders at the Syria donor conference in London.
However, he added, he "did not hear a united position on a solution to the Syrian crisis," noting that Serbia was "shown great respect for its solidarity with refugees."
Economic effect of Syrian war at $35 bn: World Bank
The devastating economic impact of the war in Syria and its spillover into nearby countries stands at $35 billion and climbing, the World Bank said Feb. 4.
WikiLeaks' Assange calls on Sweden, Britain to allow him freedom after UN panel report
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange called on Britain and Sweden on Feb. 5 to let him freely leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London after a U.N. panel ruled he had been arbitrarily detained and should be awarded compensation.
WikiLeaks' Assange to demand freedom as wins backing from UN panel
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will demand that he be allowed to leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London a free man, after a U.N. panel ruled on Feb. 5 he was detained arbitrarily there.
Assange, who enraged the United States by publishing hundreds of thousands of secret U.S. diplomatic cables, has been holed up in the embassy since 2012 to avoid a rape investigation.
More Blockades at Bulgarian-Greek Checkpoints Expected as Farmers' Protests Continue
The protests of Greek farmers are expected to continue obstructing passage through checkpoints along the Bulgarian-Greek border on Friday.
The Bulgarian interior ministry informed on Friday morning that cars and buses are allowed to pass through all checkpoints along the border with Greece.