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Mihail Konstantinov, a constant fixture on Bulgaria’s central electoral commission for two decades, resigned on March 22 as chairperson of the board at Informatsionno Obslujvane, the state-owned IT firm that, […]
Cypriot leaders are set to meet Friday in another attempt to raise $7.5 billion by Monday, which is the deadline set by the European Union as a condit ...
Bulgaria’s minority ultra-nationalist Ataka party leader Volen Siderov has declined an invitation to talks with caretaker Prime Minister Marin Rayko ...
Muslims are an integral part of the Bulgarian nation, irrespective of their ethnicity, and should have the assurance that no one would allow the “wo ...
A month after the resignation of the Boiko Borissov GERB government and with less than two months to go to the May 12 parliamentary elections, it is clear that not […]
Political leaders in Cyprus appear to have abandoned plans for a one-off levy on bank deposits in return for a financial bailout from the European Union. The Mediterranean island has […]
In my book, Business Exit Planning (John Wiley & Sons, 2012), I confess to have made a significant error in judgment: I have barely touched on the option of bankruptcy […]
Horror films work best when the situations they depict are somehow credible or can be seen as realistic. For the world’s religious, The Exorcist was a visceral depiction, if not […]
Written by the Coen brothers and directed by a fellow named Michael Hoffman, known better for his romantic comedies (like the very fine One Fine Day) than his capers, Gambit […]
Imagine a continent that stood by or actively helped or actively campaigned for the mass murder of six million of its people; then imagine that one of the countries on […]
