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U.S.-based Human Rights Watch is calling for Turkey’s government to hold to account those responsible for serious human-rights violations during the country’s 1980 military coup and against Kurdish civilians in the […]
Bulgaria is determined to get Bulgarians out of the international illegal drugs trade, Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov said a few hours after news ...
A draft law to restrict the general public’s access to chemicals that can be used to make home-made explosives was endorsed by the European Parl ...
The pollsters have it that Romanian prime minister Victor Ponta’s leftist Social Democratic Party will win the largest share of votes in parliamenta ...
The Independent Flight Attendants Organisation (UFO) which represents most cabin crew employed by German airline Lufthansa said that there would be further strike action on September 4 2012. Previous strike […]
The European Commission unveiled on September 3 2012 plans to deal with the exponential growth in mobile and wireless data traffic by enabling wireless technologies, including broadband, to share the […]
Dimitar Berbatov, newly signed at Fulham, said on September 3 2012 that he would not be returning to the Bulgarian national football team. Berbatov told a news conference at Vassil […]
Whether you have risked a reslessly sea or a violently sea (in the latter, swimming is absolute prohibit), remember that bringing in food is “do not allowed from outside” and […]
The new system of “Blue” and “Green” zones for parking in Sofia has come into effect, amid continuing controversy involving protests against the system and with the city council’s transport […]
Archaeologists have found the long sought-after oldest necropolis of ancient Apollonia, the Black Sea town that was the predecessor to today’s Sozopol in Bulgaria. The discovery was made in the […]
