Why doesn’t the Bulgarian government resign? 10 reasons…
For distant observers, noting the spectacle of well more than a month of turnouts of many thousands of Bulgarians to
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Month: July 2013
Film review: The Conjuring
The horror genre changed irrevocably the day Stanley Kubrick picked up Stephen King’s The Shining. Although not known for being
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Film review: Violet & Daisy
Violet & Daisy is a story about two young girls who spend their days donning costumes resembling pajamas, each tagged
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EU decision listing Hezbollah military wing as terrorist organisation to be gazetted on July 26
The legal acts of the EU’s decision to add the military wing of Hezbollah to the EU “list of entities,
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Bulgarian Parliament passes Budget revision at first reading
With opposition party GERB back on Parliament’s benches, Bulgaria’s lawmakers passed the proposed Budget revision on July 25 after a
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Bulgaria releases photos of suspected accomplices in Bourgas terrorist bomb attack on Israeli tourists
Bulgaria has asked the public for assistance regarding two people allegedly linked to the terrorist attack at Sarafovo airport in
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Bulgarian President vetoes amendments to eavesdropping law
Bulgaria’s President Rossen Plevneliev said on July 25 that he has vetoed the amendments to the Special Surveillance Means Act,
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Human Rights Watch joins calls for official investigation into police action at anti-government protest
The Bulgarian government should open an investigation into police action during the violent clashes on the evening of July 23
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Bulgaria’s political crisis: Oresharski breaks silence
Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski broke his media silence on July 25, nearly 36 hours after the ongoing anti-government protests
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