Ukrainian opposition rallies to straighten election vote count
More than a week into the vote count after the October 28 parliamentary election, opposition parties gathered a rally in
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Month: November 2012
Syrians, Iranians and Turks among latest illegal immigrants arrested by Bulgarian Border Police
Bulgarian Border Police said on November 5 2012 that they had arrested eight illegal immigrants, most of them Syrians, an
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Bulgarian Economy and Energy Minister Dobrev in Q&A with the British Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce
Bulgaria’s Economy, Energy and Tourism Minister Delyan Dobrev was the guest of the British Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce on October
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Ruling party MPs seek clarity on reports of Turkey nuclear plant planned near Bulgarian border
Members of Parliament for Bulgaria’s ruling party from the Black Sea city of Bourgas are seeking clarity because of continuing
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Snow removal companies ‘90%’ ready for winter, Bulgaria’s road agency says
In spite of what appeared to be the last gasp of unseasonably warm autumn weather, the winter season officially started
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Bulgarian traffic police to begin large-scale breathalyser, roadworthiness checks in Sofia
Sofia’s traffic police were scheduled to begin on November 5 2012 large-scale checks for drink-driving, lack of roadworthiness of cars
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Obama, Romney race to close election finish
U.S. President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney are crisscrossing America ahead of Tuesday’s election, with campaign stops in
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Russia Watch: New Kremlin headache: Democracy is alive and well in Ukraine and Georgia
Vladimir Putin is suffering back pains and is cancelling foreign trips and his annual November press conference marathon. He may
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Ukraine’s Tymoshenko refuses to end hunger strike
Ukraine’s jailed former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko is refusing to end a hunger strike she began this week to protest
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