Bulgarian police says bicycle-related road incidents on the rise
The number of road incidents involving cyclists in Bulgarian capital city Sofia has increased by 30 per cent so far
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Month: August 2013
Battle looms in Bulgaria over next changes to security services
The embattled Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) government is pressing ahead with its grasping for a consolidation of power through restructuring
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Bulgarian capital Sofia to host first festival of Jewish culture on September 15
Shalom Sofia, the first festival of Jewish culture in the Bulgarian capital city, will be held on September 15 2013,
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German news report says US spied on United Nations
A leading German news magazine says the U.S. National Security Agency, NSA, has eavesdropped on the United Nations, penetrating the
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Slovakia’s economy grows slightly in Q2
Slovakia’s economy in the second quarter of 2013 posted a 0.9 per cent growth on an annual basis, thus keeping the
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Russia concerned over Georgia’s presidential election
Before Russia fought a shooting war with Georgia, it fought a trade war with its small neighbor. First, Russia lifted
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What’s On: Mindya Rock Festival
The 2013 Mindya Rock Festival, featuring 15 of Bulgaria’s top rock bands, closes on August 24 2013 on its second
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Huge forest fire blazes near Bulgaria’s border with Turkey
A huge bush fire was burning near the Bulgarian town of Svilengrad close to the Turkish border, public broadcaster Bulgarian
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Turkey’s new transit fees pose no threat to Bulgarian freight firms – minister says
Bulgaria’s Transport Minister Danail Papazov has given reassurances to Bulgaria’s road freight companies that the new transit fees set to
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