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Nadezhda Neynski, a former leader of the right-wing Union of Democratic Forces and who was foreign minister during the 1997 to 2001 UDF government, resigned from the party on November […]
Controversial Plovdiv Metropolitan Nikolai and his allies apparently suspended their boycott – or period of mourning, as they put it – to attend t ...
The former leader of Bulgarian right-wing minority party, Martin Dimitrov, was among a group of MPs expelled from the party on November 26 2012 after ...
Brazilian Film Week 2012, organised by the embassy of Brazil in Sofia and the Bulgarian National Film Archive and which runs from November 26 to Dece ...
‘Thank you, we are leaving’ campaign spreads across CEE region Long-running tensions between doctors and governments in the Visegrad Four (V4) countries – the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia […]
Volunteers from various ethnic communities in Sofia joined on November 25 2012 in a cleanup of swastikas and other symbols of hate from the walls of buildings in the Bulgarian […]
Should Facebook Be Able To “Dislike” Privacy Changes? There’s an old truism in public relations: if you have bad news to announce, look for a good time when people are […]
Turkey appears to be witnessing a new rivalry between its prime minister and president. Although both are founding members of Turkey’s ruling party, increasingly the two men appear to be […]
The U.S. Ambassador labored to get Congress to ratify a trade treaty that would grant “favored nation” status to Russia. Washington’s leading newspaper harshly criticized Russia for human rights violations. […]
