Police Break Protesters' Blockade of Bulgarian Parliament
100 lawmakers, others escorted out
Europe
Anti-Government Protests in Bulgaria Enter Fifth Week
Want the prime minister, his coalition, to resign
Monsanto Pulling GM Crops Out of Europe
Withdrawing applications for approval of new crops due to regulatory frustrations
Demonstrations Over Corrupt Government, Police State in Bulgaria Continue
76th anniversary of the birth of Vasil Levski renews protesters
Srebrenica Anniversary Marked With Burial of 400 Newly Identified Victims
8,000 Muslim Bosniak men and boys were killed over five days in 1995
Malta Cancels Migrant Deportations to Libya
Thanks to intervention from the European Court of Human Rights
Antigovernment Protests Clog Streets of Bulgaria's Capital
Appointment of a minister from the country's Turkish minority set them off
South American Leaders Upset over Bolivian Plane Incident
Demand apologies over Snowden-related plane rerouting
Bolivia Says European Refusal to Allow Jet to Enter Airspace an "Act of Aggression"
Would they do it to Putin?
Eurozone Finance Ministers Have Agreed on Guidelines For Bailout Fund
$660 billion in the European Stability Mechanism to rescue banks
European Ministers Set To Finalize Bank Bailout Rules Today
Deciding when the bailout fund can be used to help a bank
Cuts to Public Broadcasting in Europe: Good for Localism, Bad for Hollywood
European broadcasters adjust to budget reductions.
Cuts in Government Spending on State TV in Europe Affecting Hollywood
Europe looking at local movies instead
Subduction Zone Found Off Coast of Portugal
First sign of the eventual closing of the Atlantic Ocean
Assad Says Europe Will 'Pay the Price' if European Governments Send His Opposition Arms
Warns of "Europe's backyard" becoming controlled by terrorists
Police Raid Czech Republic Government Offices
Top opposition party demands prime minister step down
Europeans Want Assurances U.S. Not Spying On Them
Hey, the U.S. can "guarantee" anything you want
European Central Bank Approves Latvia's Bid To Join the Euro
E.U. finance ministers will make a final decision next month
High Taxes, Regulations Drive Europeans to the Underground Economy
Which then causes revenues to plummet
At Least 7 Dead in Central Europe Floods
Parts of Czech, Slovakia, Germany, Poland, and Hungary affected
Floods in Central Europe Put Prague on Alert
Five people were killed in the Czech Republic over the weekend
Two Serbian Intel Chiefs Acquitted of War Crimes
Accused of directing atrocities committed during Balkans conflicts of the '90s
UN Scientists Warn of Jellyfish Overpopulation
Unchecked, will drive down fish numbers
European Commission Says It Will Allow Some Countries To Ease Austerity
France, Spain, Poland, Portugal, the Netherlands and Slovenia being given a break
Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage on the Rise in Croatia
Campaigners want a constitutional ban against same-sex marriage
Scottish Plan to Ban Glass Alcohol Containers Draws Outrage
Grown adults being treated like children
Croatia's Constitutional Court Suspends Sex Education in Schools
Catholic Church questioning the constitutionality of the new sex-ed program
Head of European Central Bank Wants the UK To Be More European
British euroscepticism causing some worries
