Oresharski speaks on Budget revision
Plamen Oresharski has outlined why the Bulgarian Socialist Party government wants to revise the 2013 Budget and has criticised the
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Month: July 2013
Bulgarian Orthodox Church Patriarch: Leaders should serve the people
Bulgarian Orthodox Church Patriarch Neofit says that God puts people in positions of leadership not to satisfy their personal ambitions
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Bulgaria to find money for overtime pay for police monitoring protests
Bulgaria’s peaceful anti-government protests, that enter their 22nd day on July 5 2013, are overstretching police personnel and finances, according
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Europe reacts to US surveillance allegations
U.S. President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have agreed to a meeting of U.S. and German security officials
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Croatia: The 28th state
Less than two decades following the bloody ethnic conflict that broke up Yugoslavia, Croatia celebrated its entry into the European
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Poland has more problems with Boeing Dreamliner aircraft
Polish airline LOT had to cancel one trans-Atlantic flight and postpone another because of technical problems on two of its
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The road less travelled in the Rhodope
Fleeing an unseasonably cool and wet July day in Sofia, we headed south to Kurdjali on an organised tour* –
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Hungary: Cops not opposing Gay Pride events this time
Budapest’s annual Gay Pride Festival will open with an event at the new Gödör Klub on Király utca in District
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Film review: Prince Avalanche
Prince Avalanche, which is being screened at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF), marks a triumphant return for David
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