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Two Turkish companies, Morhipo and Hepsiburada.com, have become two of the top five fastest growing e-retailers in Europe, according to e-commerce research by Internet Retailer. 

Morhipo was the fastest growing e-retailer in Europe last year, growing 116.7 percent over the previous year, Turkish tech blog Webrazzi reported. 

Bulgaria's Beroe and Denmark's Brondby ended 0:0 in their second qualifying round decider in the UEFA Europa League championship on Thursday.

Brondby proceeds to the third qualifying round with an aggregate 1:0 win from the two matches against Beroe played in the second round qualifier.

Eight projects of six EU Member States will be the first to receive funding under the so-called Juncker Plan.

The deadline to reach a deal on the resettlement of 40 000 refugees from Italy and Greece expires on July 20.

The European Commission proposed in May to relocate 60 000 refugees over the next two years, with 40 000 of them to be sent from Italy and Greece to other EU countries and the remaining 20 000 to be resettled directly from their countries of origin or transit.

Turkey still has no government. No government is bad for Turkey. Turks feel the impact of no government more directly than Belgians and Danes. After all, no government means no decisions in Turkey.

The football teams of Beroe and Cherno More will represent Bulgaria in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League.

This became clear after the second leg of the first qualifying round, which took place on Thursday.

Romania and Croatia are two of the worst governed countries in Europe according to a new study by the Bertelsmann Stiftung's Sustainable Governance Indicators project.

The platform surveyed 41 European and OECD countries in six sectors: economic, social and environmental policies, quality of democracy, executive capacity and executive accountability.

The Lesson, a 2014 Bulgarian-Greek film, is among the ten works nominated to the Lux Prize at this year's edition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.

A report on the implementation of decentralization measures in Bulgaria informs that the program for 2014 was 28.5% accomplished.

The decentralization policy was launched after the adoption of Bulgaria's 1991 Constitution, investor.bg reminds.

Turkey?s fishing industry has been shrinking gradually since 2011 due to a decrease in fishing activities, although there has been an increase in fish breeding, according to a note published by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜ?K) on July 7.