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Veneta Markovska, the judge whose election to Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court last month has stirred controversy, has refused to step down despite mounting calls to do so, saying on November 12 […]
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) could investigate taxi companies in the country’s capital city Sofia to ascertain whethe ...
Studio 5 is a different kind of place – far from being yet another cool and posh bar, it is above all a spiritual meeting point, one that sets tren ...
Bulgarian state lottery’s jackpot rolled over in the November 11 draw and is expected to reach 8.5 million leva (4.3 million euro) at the next d ...
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church may have ancient roots, but the fight over its future is being conducted not only in top church circles but also among lay people in a […]
Slovenia’s more than 1.6 million eligible voters will be asked to return to the ballot boxes on December 2 2012 after, in a development that defied the forecasts of opinion […]
Greek lawmakers have approved the country’s 2013 budget, which cuts spending and raises taxes in a bid to prevent the country from going bankrupt. Next year’s austerity budget reportedly includes […]
International credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s upgraded the credit rating of the Bulgarian capital Sofia, the city’s mayor Yordanka Fandukova said on November 11 2012. Standard & Poor’s raised […]
Eulogies for the late Patriarch Maxim, the long-standing head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, praised him as a unifier – and hardly had he been laid to rest than public […]
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in […]
