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A total of 7623 visas were issued by the Bulgarian consular office in Moscow in just one day, the Foreign Ministry in Sofia said on May 28 2013. This was […]
Turkey will from June 1 resume restrictive measures on Bulgarian freight lorries and could even tighten these restrictions, which in May have led to protests and border blockades by Bulgarian […]
A turbo generator at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power station was taken offline for some hours in a planned operation to repair a defect, Kozloduy said on May 28 2013. The […]
Plamen Oresharski, designated by the Bulgarian Socialist Party as its prime minister-designate, found himself presenting a slightly changed list when he met President Rossen Plevneliev on May 28 to hand […]
Even before Plamen Oresharski could present to President Rossen Plevneliev his proposed cabinet, one of the candidate ministers – Kalin Tiholov, put forward for the new investment projects portfolio – […]
British Foreign Secretary William Hague says the 27-nation EU has agreed to amend an arms embargo on Syria to allow the arming of Syrian rebels trying to oust President Bashar […]
Review: Hot Books in the Cold War, by Alfred A. Reisch The subtitle of this book sets the scene for what to expect: “The CIA-Funded Secret Western Book Distribution Program Behind […]
