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The Holy Synod of the Romanian Orthodox Church, meeting, on Thursday, in the Teoctist the Patriarch Aula Magna in the Palace of the Patriarchate,...

North Macedonian authorities accused of deliberately delaying Bulgarians who wanted to cross the border and travel to Skopje on Saturday to attend the commemorations of a famous Ottoman-era rebel.

Two Russian missiles hit the center of Kharkiv in Ukraine's northeast, with one of the missiles striking a residential building, local officials said, as intense fighting continues in the eastern Donbas region.

Russian Orthodoxy shares with other Churches many traditional Christian doctrines.

Wikipedia was blocked in Pakistan on February 4 after authorities censored the website for hosting "blasphemous content" in the latest blow to digital rights in the deeply conservative country.

North Macedonia's Interior Ministry has said that three Bulgarian citizens were detained on February 4 at the Deve Bair border crossing with Bulgaria for disturbing public order.

The United States and Russia faced off on February 4 over a World Health Organization report on the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, with Moscow saying it was politically motivated and Washington calling for it to be swiftly updated.

Tensions have skyrocketed as Macedonians and Bulgarians prepared to honor a revolutionary hero whose legacy is still disputed. But on the 151st anniversary of Gotse Delchev's birth, why is it all kicking off now? 

MPs' declaration in Sofia condemning alleged 'anti-Bulgarian campaign' in North Macedonia includes threat to again halt North Macedonia's EU integration.

The Western Balkan country has been built on compromises made to deliver on the dream of becoming a part of the European Union. Decades later, Macedonians have never been more tired of waiting, President Stevo Pendarovski explains.