Новости за 07.01.2021

All of a sudden, following the mob storming of the Capitol, it appears that the Iranians had common sense on their side all along.

A challenging year in all respects. Kosovo is heading for another snap general election and most likely more political turmoil that could stymie efforts to revive the economy.

Dozens of Bulgarian men breached coronavirus (COVID-19) safety measures on January 6, dancing together in the waters of the Tundzha river in the town ...

The US has been rocked by the storming of the Capitol by Trump supporters. But in New Europe, protesters storming parliament buildings is a common experience.

Reports of “panic” in virus-devastated tourism industry with hotel owners worried they’ll lose their businesses to the banks.

Paul Manafort, one-time adviser to former President Viktor Yanukovych and soon-to-be former President Donald Trump, recently received a full presidential pardon. That means he is innocent in the eyes of the law. But not in the eyes of Ukrainians

Joe Biden seems to be getting the band back together, drawing heavily on veterans of the Obama administration for his foreign policy team. In many ways that is a good thing after four years of erratic decision-making and malign neglect.

Moscow returned the 300-year-old icon after Ukrainian officials warned it could have been stolen by mercenaries in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Luhansk.

Prices on the Zagreb Stock Exchange started to revive after the news of successful vaccine trials in November.