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Bulgarian Minister of Culture Vezhdi Rashidov said that he would sue ultra-nationalist Ataka leader Volen Siderov for slander after Siderov, in a call for Rashidov’s resignation because a Bulgarian – […]
Six years after its accession into the EU, Bulgaria continues to substantially lag behind in the process of catching-up with the more developed countr ...
From January 19 2013, all new driving licences issued across the European Union will be in the form of a plastic “credit card,” with a sta ...
Proposed more than once in the past but always shelved, a ban on smoking in pubs and restaurants could finally become law in the Czech Republic after ...
Poland’s national airline LOT will seek compensation from Boeing Co. after most of the maker’s flagship 787 Dreamliner passenger jets were grounded due to battery-related problems, LOT’s deputy chief Tomasz […]
An estimated more than 2000 people joined in a January 17 2013 protest in Sofia against construction along Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, the second such protest in a few days, […]
The debt crisis of the euro zone, slowing external demand and high oil process continued to depress Europe, while austerity policies throughout the industrialised world will not keep the world […]
It is not every day and everywhere that it is possible to claim a direct link between European Union operational programme funds and sex, but the story of Bulgaria intending […]
Amid the frustration, speculation and enduring trauma in these past six months since the July 18 2012 suicide bomb terrorist attack on a group of Israeli tourists at Bourgas Airport […]
Arms raised and smiling for the cameras, Karel Schwarzenberg looked like a man who had just won a boxing match rather than a political contest. But as the 75-year-old presidential […]
