The mysterious ancient tablet found in Greece that’s at the centre of an archaeology row
A badly damaged tablet from 5079 BC discovered in Greece may shatter archaeological consensus about the earliest human writings. Archaeologists...
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EU’s foreign policy chief reiterates call for ceasefire in Lebanon
Brussels: The European Union (EU) recognises the urgent need for seven steps to address the ongoing conflict in Lebanon, said...
Bulgaria holds seventh election since 2021 amid voter apathy
Bulgaria on Sunday holds its seventh election in less than four years with little hope of an end to political...
Belgian companies participate in 5th TEXPO in Karachi
Celina Ali Islamabad: The 5th International Textile and Leather Exhibition (TEXPO) in Karachi has seen robust participation from Belgian companies,...
Memorial plaque for Holodomor victims unveiled in Portugal
Lisbon: A memorial plaque honoring the millions of victims of the 1932-1933 Holodomor genocide in Ukraine was unveiled in Lisbon...
France pledges $108m aid to Lebanon as PM Mikati seeks to expand army
Paris: France has pledged to provide 100 million euros ($108m) to support Lebanon as President Emmanuel Macron said “massive aid”...
Bulgaria votes again: seventh elections in four years – what will change?
Sofia: On October 27, 2024, Bulgaria will once again hold snap parliamentary elections — the seventh in the last four...
Ambassador Riina Kionka announces new €4 million project in Pakistan
Celina Ali Islamabad: During the concluding ceremony of the 17th Annual Rural Women Leadership Training Conference organized by PODA, Dr....
AI training could transform Portugal’s workforce by 2030
Lisbon: A recent study by McKinsey highlights that Portugal must retrain around 1.3 million workers, about 30% of its workforce,...
Bulgaria’s Odessos Shiprepair Yard boosts 9-mo net profit 16% y/y
Sofia: Bulgaria's Odessos Shiprepair Yard said on Wednesday that its net profit grew to 16.5 million levs ($9.1 million/8.4 million...
EU antitrust chief nominee vows to intensify Big Tech crackdown
Brussels: The woman tipped to become the European Union's next antitrust chief has pledged to intensify the bloc's crackdown on...
EU lawmakers approve new 35 billion euro loan for Ukraine
The European Parliament on Tuesday voted to hand Ukraine a loan of up to 35 billion euros ($38 billion) backed...
Bulgarian authorities dismantle major counterfeit money-printing operation
Authorities in Bulgaria say they have seized a large quantity of counterfeit banknotes after dismantling an operation for their production...
Britain aims to reset trade relations with EU
Britain is urgently seeking to reset its trading relationship with the European Union, viewing international commerce as essential for reviving...
China advise EU to prioritize long-term interests: Wang Yi
Foreign Minister Wang Yi has urged the European Union to take into account its overall and long-term interests and negotiate...
Moldova’s EU referendum result is on a knife-edge with nearly all votes counted
Moldova's President Maia Sandu, center, arrives for a press briefing after the polls closed for the presidential election and the...
EU chief diplomat calls for ceasefire in Middle East
The European Union’s foreign policy chief said on Saturday a ceasefire was a priority in the Middle East and the...
Greeks Are Descendants of the Mycenaeans, DNA Study Confirms
DNA evidence proves that Greeks are indeed descendants of the Mycenaeans, who ruled mainland Greece and the Aegean Sea from...
A day to raise awareness about human trafficking in the EU
Trafficking in human beings is a violation of fundamental rights and a serious form of organised crime. On 18 October,...
Bulgaria is 21st safest country out of 38 countries in Europe
Bulgaria is the 21st safest country out of 38 countries in Europe, ranking between Poland and Spain. This country gets...
Connecting science and policy: EU-funded biodiversity projects at COP 16
Discover the EU-funded projects contributing the biodiversity preservation dialogue at the conference in Cali, Colombia.This year’s Conference of the Parties...
Foreign Scholars Visit Ancient Finds in Southwestern Bulgaria
Foreign scholars Thursday visited ancient finds in the southwestern towns of Petrich and Sandanski, BTA learned from Associate Professor Ivo...
The EU’s ‘Peripheral’ States Are Power Players in Brussels Now
With anxiety over controlling borders now dominating political debate in the European Union, the Italian government’s plan to send thousands...
Greece Says ‘Bilateral’ Migrant Deals ‘Lead Nowhere’ Amid Italy-Albania Accord
Greece said Wednesday that it would push for a "European solution" to migrant arrivals on the continent, saying that "bilateral...
At least 16 dead from a bus accident in Bulgaria
A bus carrying tourists has crashed near the Bulgarian capital, Sofia, leaving at least 16 people dead and 26 others...
Bulgaria raises hopes for gas supplies from Russia
The Bulgarian President, Rumen Radev, called the supply of gas from Russia important not only for the country, but also...
First EU-Gulf Cooperation Council summit, 16 October 2024
The first summit between the leaders of EU and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries will take place in Brussels on...
EU sanctions Iran over alleged missile transfers to Russia
European Council says 14 individuals and entities subject to asset freeze and travel ban. The European Union has announced sanctions...
Europe’s state of water 2024: the need for improved water resilience
This report presents the state of Europe's water. It outlines three overarching challenges facing future European water management: 1. protecting...
EU teams invited to China to resolve EV tariff issue
China remains committed to resolving the issue through dialogue and hopes that the EU will meet China halfway, said a...
