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The social network Facebook was among the main sources of information on the recent protests against the amendments to Bulgaria’s Forestry Act. This is one of the findings of a […]
In the wake of the July 18 suicide bombing attack on Israeli tourists at BourgasAirport, which left seven people dead and more than 30 injured, Bulga ...
Investigations are continuing into the identity of the suicide bomber whose July 18 terrorist attack on Israeli tourists at Bulgaria’s Bourgas Airpo ...
Many countries have mafias. I’ve reported on gangsters in Colombia, Mexico, and Brazil. I’ve spent time mulling the human landscapes in Sicily and ...
Archaeologists conducting research on the Blanka Tunnel construction site have made several important excavations, revealing new knowledge on Prague’s ancient history but also on the potential mismanagement of city funds. […]
Seventy-four members of Parliament, mostly from the opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party and Ahmed Dogan’s Movement for Rights and Freedoms, have tabled a motion of no confidence in Prime Minister Boiko […]
You may think we’ve seen it all before. In fact, we’ve seen it all before quite recently, having just gone through the three awful Tobey Maguire-starring, Sam Raimi-directed films, released […]
Interpol is to deploy an Incident Response Team (IRT) to Bulgaria to assist national authorities in their investigation into the suicide terrorist bombing attack on an Israeli tour bus which […]
The United Nations Security Council agreed on July 19 2012 to extend the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus until January31 2013, and reiterated its call for the leadership of the […]
