Two dead, 22 injured in Boston Marathon explosions
At least two people were killed and 22 others injured after two apparent bomb explosions struck near the finish line
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Day: April 15, 2013
Two explosions at Boston Marathon finish line; two dead, several injured
Two people died and 24 people were injured after two large explosions struck near the finish line of the Boston
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Turkey floats gas pipeline plan with Israel
As diplomatic relations between Israel and Turkey thaw, Turkey’s energy minister says that a pipeline project between the two countries
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Lenders say Greece on track to get more bailout money
Greece’s international lenders say the debt-ridden country is meeting their demands to improve its economy and is on track to
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Tsvetanov should quit politics, rival parties say after eavesdropping report
GERB election campaign chief Tsvetan Tsvetanov should withdraw from politics, given his promise to do so should the Interior Ministry
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Most victims of people trafficking in EU are from Bulgaria and Romania – EC
Most of the several thousand victims of people trafficking in the European Union were from Bulgaria and Romania, the European
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Bulgarian prosecutors say lax controls on police eavesdropping ripe for abuse
Bulgarian prosecutors investigating allegations by socialist leader Sergei Stanishev of illegal electronic surveillance have found that lax controls over police
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Bulgarian prosecutors start criminal proceedings against senior officials in eavesdropping scandal
Three senior officials at Bulgaria’s Specialist Directorate for Operational and Technical Operations face criminal proceedings following an investigation by a
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No radiation leak danger, Kozloduy says after emergency shutdown of generator
A turbo-generator at the fifth unit of Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power station was shut down on April 14 after a
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