Bulgaria’s Commission for Consumer Protection (CCP) said on September 26 that it found illegal provisions in the lending terms of all 25 banks that offer household loans on the Bulgarian […]
Bulgarians trust Facebook more than they trust Parliament, 60 per cent believe the 2013 parliamentary election results will be rigged and even more be ...
Bulgarian Parliament concluded on September 26 the election of the country’s next Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) by appointing 11 members from the l ...
Building of the 27 million leva National Museum Complex in Sofia, better known by its colloquial title of the “Bulgarian Louvre” started on Septem ...
Bulgarian general practitioners will be able to give girls of 12 years old vaccines against cervical cancer from October 1 2012, Health Minister Dessislava Atanassova said on September 25. The […]
Public bus transport in Bulgaria’s second city of Plovdiv was set to return to normal after the municipality transferred funds to enable the payment of arrears salaries owed to employees […]
A 2010 plane crash in Smolensk, western Russia that killed Poland’s President Lech Kaczynski and 95 others is again stirring up emotions in Poland as Polish military prosecutors said on […]
Five nominations for the 2012 Sakharov Prize for freedom of thought were presented at a joint meeting of the European Parliament’s foreign affairs and development committees and the subcommittee on […]
While Serbia will never recognise the declaration of independence of Kosovo, Belgrade is willing to hold “direct negotiations” at the highest political level with Kosovo’s authorities in order to help […]
Delivering justice is vital for addressing terrorism – one of the ugliest and most despicable crimes against humanity, Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev said in a speech on September 25 2012 […]