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Vai alla Scheda Paese »Who fells in fight for freedom, doesn't dies.
— Hristo Botev
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State officials abusing migrants, refugees on Europe's borders - Oxfam
Source: Oxfam Country: Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Serbia, Syrian Arab Republic, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkey, WorldViolence, brutality and unlawful treatment by authorities on the Western Balkans route are a frequent occurrence, claim refugees and migrants in a new report. Exposed: Abuse of migrants by state officials on Europe’s borders Violence, ...
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Report says about 1,300 unaccompanied children at risk in Balkans
Source: International Rescue Committee, Save the Children Country: Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, WorldChild refugees and migrants are at an increased risk of exploitation, violence and trafficking due to the restrictive border policies and inadequate social protection systems across the Balkans. UNACCOMPANIED REFUGEE CHILDREN AT EXTREME RISK IN ...
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Germany, England, Poland stay on course in World Cup qualifying
Germany, England and Poland all took another step toward World Cup qualification but the Netherlands' failure to do the same cost national coach Danny Blind his job on Sunday.The Dutch football association fired Blind one day after his team's humiliating 2-0 defeat to Bulgaria in Sofia — a result that ...
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Ronaldo hits 70 international goals, Dutch stunned in World Cup qualifiers
While Cristiano Ronaldo kept moving up Europe's all-time scorers list on Saturday, a demoralizing loss to Bulgaria endangered the Netherlands' World Cup qualification.With two goals in Portugal's 3-0 win over Hungary, Ronaldo moved into fourth place on the all-time scorers list for European nations.Ronaldo's 70 in 137 appearances trail only ...
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'Solidarity in the EU should go beyond migration' – Prime Minister Joseph Muscat
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat insisted today that solidarity between EU member was not only limited to migration but also economic and social issues.Dr Muscat was speaking in Rome, on the eve of the signing of the Declaration of Rome, 60 years after the founding of the EU. He was addressing a ...
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Only a trickle of stolen Russian billions ended up in Malta
Illicit money flowing out of Russia via Moldova and Latvia ended up in almost every single EU state, an investigation has found, posing questions on the integrity of Europe's banking systems.Beneficiaries in Estonia received $1.6 billion out of a total of some $20 billion uncovered in the money trail by journalists ...
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In Bulgaria cresce la reputazione del Made in Italy
La Bulgaria, posizionata nel cuore dei Balcani, rappresenta da tempo un importante hub per operare nell’Europa dell’Est ed oggi sembra finalmente entrata in una fase di espansione economica stabile con il PIL che è cresciuto del 3% nel biennio 2015-2016 e che dovrebbe crescere allo stesso ritmo anche nel 2017. Il ...
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21 Mar Internazionalizzazione - le opportunità offerte dalla Bulgaria
Confindustria Padova, in collaborazione con l’Ambasciata della Repubblica di Bulgaria e Confindustria Bulgaria, organizza un seminario di presentazione del Paese. Il convegno si terrà nella sede di Confindustria Padova (Via E.P. Masini, 2), martedì 21 marzo alle ore 15.00 (registrazione dalle ore 14.30). Delle opportunità che la Bulgaria offre alle imprese ...
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Turkey urges Bulgaria not to restrict political rights of minorities
Turkey urged Bulgaria on March 9 not to restrict political rights of minorities and to comply with the “rule-based” European system, in reference to a recent law legislated by the Bulgarian parliament that restricts the number of ballot boxes to be established in Turkey to 35
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49 people caught using false documents since start of 2016
49 persons were caught entering Malta with false documents since the start of 2016, with 14 people being caught while Schengen was temporarily closed, the Police have confirmed with The Malta Independent.The numbers show that 28% of people using false documents were caught during a 20-day period when Schengen was ...
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TC Enawo set to affect 1.4 million people in Madagascar
Source: International Federation of Red Cross And Red Crescent Societies Country: MadagascarThe cyclone will trigger life-threatening storm-surge flooding, damaging winds, dangerous surf and mud/rockslides near and along the northeast coast of Madagascar starting Tuesday. This bulletin is being issued for information only and reflects the current situation and details available at this ...
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Aid agencies use new rapid response fund to tackle Mediterranean migration emergencies
Source: Start Network Country: WorldMembers of the Start Network can now respond to acute need among refugees, including thousands enduring freezing weather, with funding on its way within 72 hours of an alert first being raised.Aid agencies have begun tackling sudden humanitarian crises involving migrants in the Mediterranean region through a ...
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Council of Europe calls for states to invest in alternatives to migrant detention
Source: Council of Europe Country: WorldThe Council of Europe has outlined a five step plan that enables European states to work towards the abolition of migrant detention and develop effective alternatives.The use of migrant detention across Europe, whether for the purpose of stopping asylum seekers and other migrants entering a country ...
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Editorial - To those who think EU will condemn Malta’s corruption: Forget it
It maybe stems from the campaign which led to Malta’s accession into the EU – that joining the EU would protect us from the excesses in our midst.One must remember that the PN came up with a clear commitment to join the EU at the first opportunity just a few ...
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Serbian woman filmed alleged victims so as ‘not to be blamed for anything’, court hears
The Serbian woman who is being charged with the deaths of two UK pensioners had filmed the victims as they insisted on not going to the hospital when they fell ill. A court heard today how the police managed to extract videos of the woman ‘interrogating’ the elderly man while ...
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Adoptions from overseas at lowest level in 11 years
Child adoptions from overseas dropped to just six last year, the fewest in 11 years, the latest figures show. According to Family Minister Michael Farrugia, from January to December last year, three children were adopted from Slovakia and one each from Albania, Russia and India. Dr Farrugia was replying to questions ...
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Malta now the eighth-cheapest European holiday for the British
Malta is the eighth-cheapest European holiday for the British, according to the popular and recently published Post Office Travel Money report.The foreign currency seller compared the cost of tourist staples such as a three-course meal, a cup of coffee, sun cream and insect repellent in 44 resorts or cities across ...
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Refugees In Serbia experiencing 'life-threatening conditions' as temperatures plummet
Source: Christian Aid Country: Greece, Serbia, WorldThe provision of food is becoming a major challenge for agencies. In this cold weather, people need access to hot, nutritious food, as well as adequate shelter and heating, says Christian Aid.Marija Vranesevic, Programme Manager at Philanthropy – Christian Aid’s partner organisation in Serbia, commented: ...
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Smugglers recovering migrant boats more easily
A leaked European External Action Service (EEAS) report shows that migrants leaving Libya are being rescued closer to the coast, giving the possibility to smugglers to recover the boats more easily and re-use them.The report was penned by the EUNAVFOR MED Operation Sofia Commander Enrico Credendino, and sent to the ...
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Ministerial declaration by the Foreign Ministers of the like-minded group supporting a relaunch of conventional arms control in Europe
We, the Foreign Ministers of the Republic of Austria, the Kingdom of Belgium, the Republic of Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, the Republic of Finland, the French Republic, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Italian Republic, the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the Kingdom of Norway, the Slovak Republic,...
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Turkish president threatens to reopen borders to migrants
Turkey's president on Friday accused the European Union of dishonesty and betrayal, and threatened to remove controls from his country's borders, flooding Europe with hundreds of thousands of asylum-seekers and other migrants.In his first speech since Thursday's approval in the European Parliament of a non-binding resolution calling on the EU ...