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Amnesty International has launched criticism and expressed its concern about the state of human rights and the deterioration of inter ethnic relations in Macedonia. The report on the situation of […]
When an Austrian businessman announced plans to transform the sex industry from “grocer to supermarket” by opening Europe’s largest ...
In typical rock concert fashion, newly-opened Rossini makes its entrance to Sofia’s art exhibitions scene with a bang. Its first showcase – Ro ...
Academics, professionals and Star Trek fans are once again discussing the iconic franchise’s influence on society, science, and technology, as t ...
The Great Gatsby is the return of Baz Luhrmann, director of Moulin Rouge!, to the world of supersized, kaleidoscopic entertainment. His film is the adaptation of the eponymous 1926 novel […]
“Pinochet could win this vote without cheating, if he wants – that’s what is so terrible,” says José Tomás Urrutia, who is spearheading the “No” campaign against Chile’s military dictator [&hellip ...
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev handed on May 23 the mandate to form the next cabinet to socialist prime minister-designate Plamen Oresharski. Oresharski, the former finance minister in the socialist-led government […]
The Bulgarian Socialist Party, which ran second in the May parliamentary elections but which by default will be forming the new government, has called on President Rossen Plevneliev to stop […]
GERB leader Boiko Borissov has returned the mandate to form Bulgaria’s next government on May 23, once again slamming his political opponents for “shameful tricks” and “behind-the-curtains games”. Borissov’s party […]
Bulgaria’s Council on Electronic Media (CEM) voted on May 23 to appoint Radoslav Yankulov as the new director general of public broadcaster Bulgarian National Radio (BNR). Yankoulov was one of […]
