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English-language historical fiction set in Bulgaria is not exactly widely available so fans of the genre will be thrilled with the latest novel from British writer and university lecturer Will […]
The hours that ticked by in Bulgaria’s National Assembly as MPs debated the motion of no confidence in Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s Cabinet pro ...
There is progress in the investigation into the July 18 suicide bomb terrorist attack against Israeli tourists at Bourgas Airport, Prime Minister Boik ...
A reporting team from public broadcaster Bulgarian National Television (BNT), covering security measures at hotels in Sunny Beach after the terrorist ...
A major financial services agency says ongoing worries over the eurozone crisis and a recent increase in negative credit outlooks continue to hamper the global economic recovery. The New York-based […]
A total of 1979 people in Bulgaria were sentenced for tax crimes in 2011, close to three times the number in 2009 and 56 per cent more than in 2010, […]
If you don’t know where the historic fishing town of Tutrakan is, you are far from alone. Visits were discouraged during communism, for fear of someone escaping up or downstream, […]
Bulgarian state railways BDZ will put 30 new sleeping cars into service by the end of 2012. The sleeping cars have been produced by Turkish company Tuvasash following the signing […]
America’s Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney will visit Poland July 30-31 at the invitation of former President Lech Walesa. For the full story, please visit The Warsaw Voice (Photo: Gage […]
A return trip from Sofia to the Black Sea coast in a car fuelled by diesel now costs about 190 leva (about 95 euro) after prices of diesel and petrol […]
