Fifth night of protests in Bulgaria (ROUNDUP)
Sofia. For a fifth night in a row thousands of people across Bulgaria protested, calling for the resignation of Plamen Oresharski’s government. According to the latest information of the police, around 7,000 gathered in the streets of the capital Sofia on Tuesday evening. According to the protestors, however, they were much many. For more than four hours the protestors in Sofia were voicing their opinion and chanting “Resignation” and “Mafia” and booing the cabinet. As usual, the protest in the capital kicked off at about 6:30 p.m

Rousseff vows to listen to Brazil's protesting youths
Sao Paulo. Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff tried to get ahead of a wave of popular protest Tuesday, vowing to listen to the complaints of youths angered by the cost of staging the World Cup, AFP reported.

Croatia strides into EU despite crisis: president
Zagreb. The European Union may be engulfed by a debt crisis, but Croatia still sees its imminent membership of the bloc as a victory, the Balkan state's president told AFP in an interview.