News archive of June 2024

The Hindu-nationalist party of Narendra Modi agreed with allies Wednesday to form a government after a general election in which it failed to secure an outright majority for the first time in a decade.

The 15-member National Democratic Alliance (NDA) coalition — led by Modi's right-wing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) — has 293 seats in parliament, giving it control of the legislature.

The future PM of North Macedonia accused Greece of “pre-election hysteria” in response to the reactions sparked by his & President Siljanovska’s statements

Police evacuated two occupied buildings on Wednesday morning in the Exarchia and Agios Panteleimonas areas of Athens.

Among other things, the police confiscated three banners, 28 wooden sticks, eight gas masks and nine helmets. 

Police also remanded eight people in Agios Panteleimonas, who were found in a close distance to the occupied building. 

Yesterday, the renowned Orient Express train arrived in Ruse, bringing passengers from four continents. Dozens of people gathered at the main train station in the Danube city to photograph the legendary train featured in Agatha Christie's novel.

Lilly has previously thought about leaving Hollywood for good

The Bulgarian state has allocated an initial BGN 100 million for the national children's hospital, as announced by Acting Minister of Finance Ludmila Petkova during a briefing at the Council of Ministers.

Starting June 1, Ukraine has barred Ukrainians with dual citizenship or permanent residency in another country from leaving the nation, according to a border services spokesman. This restriction targets men aged 18-60 eligible for military service.

The unauthorised constructions in Agia Marina in Rhodes are immediately removed - Over 1,900 complaints to the myCoast app, most in the Cyclades, Dodecanese and Halkidiki - The fines foreseen

Funds will be sought for the repair of the road near Galabovo, part of the international road Ruse - Svilengrad, where there are roadblocks and protests for the second day. This was highlighted by the Bulgarian caretaker prime minister during today's Council of Ministers meeting.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Defense has reiterated its stance that it will not send military personnel to Ukraine. This decision remains within the purview of the parliament, which has not authorized such a deployment. The Ministry emphasized that Bulgaria is committed to supporting Ukraine through the European Union's training mission, which aims to bolster Ukrainian military capabilities.