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Eleven people were injured in an explosion in central Sofia on the evening of August 18, Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry said in a statement. The blast is believed to have been […]
Participants in the anti-government “Oresharski March” reached the Euxinograd residence outside the Black Sea city of Varna on August 18, the culm ...
The European Union says it will “urgently review” its relationship with Egypt where deadly clashes continue to take place between security ...
There are few books written by expatriates who have spent some time in Sofia that give a sense of time and place, post-communist era, in the Bulgarian ...
Against the background of many weeks of protests against a Bulgarian Socialist Party government that its thousands of critics see as discredited, and speculation that early parliamentary elections could prove […]
Romania has the most real estate owners in Europe, with a rate going to as much as 96.6 per cent of the population, according to the latest statistics from Eurostat. […]
Bulgaria’s Black Sea “capital” Varna held its first Kite Festival on August 17 2013. Organisers of the event, held at the Asparouhovo beach, hope that it will become a tradition. […]
One of the most common sights in Prague in the 1990s was an expat sitting at a café with a primitive laptop slaving away on the “great Prague novel.” The […]
Linda Lovelace is well-known for only one thing: Deep Throat. The 1972 film that rocketed her to stardom was, however, only one part of her story, and the new film Lovelace pretends to fill […]
