Luck of the draw prevents scheduling conflict for The Wall Live in Sofia
The Uefa Champions League play-off round draw resolved the brewing stadium row in Bulgaria, preventing the scheduling conflict between Ludogorets
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Day: August 9, 2013
FBI issues call for assistance in finding Bourgas bombing suspects
The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said on August 8 2013 that it is seeking information on two
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Archaeology: part of 14th Century Ottoman commander’s armour found at Bulgaria’s Perperikon
A bronze plate with a unique inscription from the 14th Century CE, believed by archaeologists to have been part of
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Bulgarian Socialist Party government continues campaign to demonise President Plevneliev
The veto by Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev of crucial parts of the Budget 2013 amendments approved by Bulgarian Socialist Party
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Cypriot-Israeli gas synergy ‘mutually beneficial’
The official invitation by President Anastasiades to the Israeli government to use the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) facility that will
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Obama says Greece needs balance of austerity and growth
U.S. President Barack Obama advised Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaris to seek a balance of austerity and growth, as his
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New report underlines worsening weaknesses of Bulgarian media
The Bulgarian media continued their slow slide away from the levels of sustainability reached in the years before the country’s
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Pro-Nazi book pulled from Slovak booksellers’ shelves
In a move stirring lively debate on the limits of free speech, online and storefront booksellers have pulled a book
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Battling it out for the Bank of Cyprus control
The equilibrium of power in the new Bank of Cyprus is still a mystery, as the decisions on the future
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