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The Macedonian flag was torched during a football match in Pristina, between FK Pristina and Vlaznimi football clubs at the city stadium in the Kosovo capital on September 28

Bulgaria’s Health Ministry confirmed on September 30 2009 the first fatality related to the H1N1 strain in the country

With online sales in the country still lagging, the Bulgarian Government moves to boost consumer confidence in online sales.

The United Nations did not give permission to Kosovo representatives to enter the General Assembly room, but delegations did have tickets they could give to guests, the UN says after Serbia complains about Kosovo officials being present during Assembly proceedings.

The aircraft were deemed insufficient for requirements due to their ‘very low range’ and need ‘to refuel frequently’, Bulgaria’s Cabinet says.

The European Commission has announced that it has set up a scheme to generate humanitarian assistance for victims of the tsunami which struck the Pacific Islands on September 29.

Observers doubt that changes of the sort that Prime Minister Robert Fico envisions would be passed by parliament but they say the rhetoric used by the prime minister justifies some concern.

Bulgaria and China are poised to exchange medical expertise in a collaboration that will see doctors travelling between the two countries.

Scottish holidaymaker was reportedly assaulted by a hotel bouncer while trying to help another guest

Since swine flu was declared to be a global pandemic, by the World Health Organisation in June 2009, pharmaceutical companies have been racing to get their vaccines on the market.