Archaeology: Dry riverbed of Warsaw’s Vistula reveals stolen treasures
Treasures that apparently were stolen from Poland by Swedish invaders in the 17th century were revealed on the riverbed of
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Month: September 2012
Analysts see double standard in European free speech laws
French embassies, consulates and international schools in 20 Muslim countries were closed on Friday after cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad
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EEA report names Bulgaria among most polluted EU countries
Bulgaria scored poorly in the annual Air Quality in Europe report published by the European Environment Agency on September 24,
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Launching campaign against drink-driving, Bulgaria claims success in reducing road deaths
Bulgaria has made progress in the past three years in reducing the number of traffic accidents and road fatalities in
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US ambassador-designate to Bulgaria outlines priorities in video greeting
US ambassador-designate in Sofia, Marcie B Ries, outlined her priorities in office in a video posted by the US embassy
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Curiosity makes its way to first Mars experiment
The Mars rover Curiosity is about to undertake its first major scientific experiment on the Red Planet. Before Curiosity heads
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Off the rails: Bulgarians least satisfied in the EU with national railway system
In a statistic that may head the race of any 2012 competition for the least surprising conclusion, a survey has
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Bulgarian PM to protesting police – pay will go up, but not now
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, faced with public protests by police and Interior Ministry employees who want 25 per cent
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Bulgaria’s 2012 reduced sunflower crop could hit exports
Bulgaria’s sunflower crop in 2012 is about 30 to 40 per cent lower than last year which could mean limits
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