Editorial: Bulgaria’s image
Just a few days after Bulgaria unveiled its new logo and slogan intended to boost the numbers of foreign tourists
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Month: January 2013
Letter to the Editor: Immigration
Dear Editor, I see that there is quite a furore about the rights of Bulgarian citizens to work in the
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EC refers Bulgaria to court for failing to transpose internal energy market rules
The European Commission said on January 24 2013 that it was referring Bulgaria, Estonia and the United Kingdom to the
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European Commission takes Bulgaria to court over assignment of digital terrestrial broadcasting authorisations
The European Commission has decided to refer Bulgaria to the EU’s Court of Justice over the assignment of the digital
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Ukraine signs $10 billion shale gas deal with Shell
Ukraine has signed a $10 billion shale gas exploration deal with Royal Dutch Shell — a major step in weaning
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day and Eastern Europe: Memory recent and distant
International Holocaust Remembrance Day, on January 27 2013, will find recently-opened Holocaust museums in Central and Eastern Europe, with another
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Ahmed Dogan and Bulgaria’s theatre of the absurd
Close to a week since the incident at the party congress in which Ahmed Dogan was seen to be attacked
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Battle for Czech presidency heats up ahead of second round
When Miloš Zeman declared to the media that his presidential runoff against Karel Schwarzenberg was a choice “between a candidate
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Film review: Lincoln
A rumor is currently doing the rounds that U.S. President Barack Obama invited a number of members of Congress to
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