Bulgarian Transport Minister slightly injured in car collision
Bulgarian Transport Minister Ivailo Moskovski was slightly injured when the car in which he was travelling was involved in a
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Month: October 2012
Protesters disrupt conference on Bulgaria’s communist-era culture minister Lyudmila Zhivkova
Cacophony erupted in a Sofia University lecture room when protesters disrupted the opening of a conference on Lyudmila Zhivkova, culture
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Bulgarian actor to be prosecuted for illegal movie uploads
Bulgarian anti-mafia and computer crime police have pressed charges against a 33-year-old actor after raiding his home in an investigation
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German police bust Bulgarian gang trafficking women for prostitution
Police in Bremen and Lower Saxony Stuhr arrested six people alleged to be members of a Bulgarian gang bringing women
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Bulgarian referendum question on Belene will not mention Belene, majority in parliamentary committee decides
The latest twist in the plan for Bulgarians to vote in a referendum on whether to build Belene nuclear power
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The Belene nuclear project, Bulgaria’s radioactive political issue
The farce into which Bulgaria’s planned national referendum on whether to proceed with the Belene nuclear power station has rapidly
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Russia Watch: After 20 years of US aid, Russia goes solo on controlling loose nukes
The day that Russia’s government decided last week to end its participation in the Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction program, a
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Renowned Turkish pianist on trial for insulting Islam
A world-renowned Turkish pianist is on trial on charges of inciting religious hatred and insulting Islam in comments he made
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Poland calls on Russia to investigate Smolensk picture leak
Poland expects decisive action from Russian authorities, including an investigation and punishment of persons responsible for internet leak of drastic
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