News archive of March 2017

Eight cars burned down on Wednesday night in the Razsadnika and Krasna polyana neighbourhoods in Sofia.

The fire started from three cars which were set on fire intentionally. There are no reports of injured people.

The police are looking for the perpetrators.

In celebration of mother’s day in the UK, and in hopes of raising awareness around the social stigmas of breastfeeding, a london-based creative agency added a surprising, oversized breast to the streets of shoreditch. as part of its #freethefeed campaign, mother topped an ordinary brick building in the east london district with an enormous, inflatable breast-shaped balloon.

Crowds of protesters gathered outside court chamber 7 in central Athens one recent Wednesday, unfurling a huge banner before they moved swiftly to block the entrance.

"No House in the Hands of Bankers" the banner read. In the court a property auction was underway.

Italian police and the Carabinieri on Wednesday night arrested suspected Islamist militants from Kosovo - with valid residence permits in Italy - following 12 raids - 10 of which were in Venice's historic centre, one in Mestre, the mainland suburb of Venice, and one in Treviso.

A huge fire is spreading near the main road E-79 in the area of the village of Mursalevo, reported BGNES.

Vines and fruit trees are burning. The area consumed by the fire is very large - about a kilometre.

At present, firefighter units are trying to put down the fire which erupted from two places. The strong wind is hindering operations.

An increasing number of celebrities are using different methods to enhance their lips by pufffing them up. In some cases these enhancements are so subtle that it becomes very difficult to distinguish whether they used fillers or simply applying make up. Here are seven Greek and foreign celebrities that have appeared with larger lips than they had before.

Under no circumstances do I wish to pressure political parties because these will be some serious compromises. The most important thing is for them to not, under any circumstances, blow up the future, stated President Rumen Radev in Plovdiv when asked the question what he expects the next government to be.

A prosecutor has objected to the release of a police officer suspected of killing a student during Nevruz celebrations in the southeastern province of Diyarbakır, Doğan News Agency has reported. 

European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker has asked US President Donald Trump "to stop encouraging countries to leave the EU."

Otherwise, he said, he wold "respond in kind."

Turkish journalist Fehmi Koru has said Turkey's National Intelligence Agency (MİT) chief Hakan Fidan visited the U.S.-based Islamic preacher Fethullah Gülen in Pennsylvania twice. 

Koru, in his testimony as witness in the main case into the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ) held at the Ankara Fourth Heavy Penal Court, said a high number of politicians visited Gülen.