Новости за 13.12.2017

73 journalists remained behind bars in Turkey, according to the CPJ's latest press freedom report, while Azerbaijan, Iran and Russia also got dishonourable mentions.

The first delivery of lethal defensive weapons to Ukraine is part of $350mn in military aid earmarked for Kyiv.

Poland’s state-controlled oil and gas company PKN Orlen has launched an offer to take over Czech refiner Unipetrol, the Polish company said on ...

The Sofia city authorities have announced plans for wide-reaching measures to curb high levels of air pollution in the capital. Bulgaria has ...

An explosion at the site of Austrian OMV’s Baumgarten natural gas hub has interrupted gas transit to Italy, Slovenia and Hungary, the Austrian ...

Russian state-owned retail bank Sberbank's planned joint venture with China’s top e-commerce group Alibaba has collapsed after over a year of ...

The longstanding conflict is blocking Macedonia's bid to join Nato and the EU, but the new government in Skopje has been vigorously trying to reach a compromise.

Turkey has chided what it sees as a feeble Arab reaction to Donald Trump’s decision to reverse decades of US foreign policy by recognising ...

Part of a network of pipelines that will carry gas from Azerbaijan's offshore Shah Deniz field to Europe, TAP has been heavily criticised by civil society and environmental groups.

A coal miners' strike in north-central Kazakhstan has spread to more mines with 684 workers spending two nights across eight coal mines in ...

New industries such as those supplying the automotive sector are emerging alongside traditional activities based on Moldova's natural resources.

The sharp rise in the prices of some food items and the energy price contributed to the inflationary pressure, and inflation is likely to speed up further going into 2018.

PiS-dominated watchdog fines US-owned station for “promoting illegal activities and encouraging behaviour that threatens security".

Ongoing New York trial hears from Huseyin Korkmaz who fled to US with cache of evidence gathered by original Turkish investigation into Reza Zarrab’s money laundering scheme.

With an injunction to ‘fix it or nix it’, the US president sent the issue to senators, but they have opted to let the deadline for action pass, meaning the matter will now once more go to the Oval Office.