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The archaeology season for Bulgaria is winding down, with a number of dig teams announcing their findings in recent days. Although this summer has not yielded any treasure troves comparable […]
Bulgaria’s unicameral Parliament, the National Assembly, was scheduled to begin debate on September 25 on the first motion of no confidence in t ...
The Confederation of Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria (CITUB) foresees a hard autumn with protests in many sectors unless a number of unresolved i ...
The European Commission will ask European Union member states and European Parliament to amend trade regulations with Moldova, giving its Eastern Part ...
Two years on from the September 2011 special operation to catch Bulgarian traffic police in the act of bribery, further details of just how endemic corruption was among the squads. […]
Bulgaria came back from two sets down to defeat co-host Poland in the play-off round of the European men’s volleyball championship on October 24, and will play in the quarter-final […]
Teodor Russinov, removed from his post as Bulgaria’s ambassador to Albania in February 2012 by the then-government headed by Boiko Borissov because of Russinov’s link to communist-era secret service State […]
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is not the only one practising unorthodox economic policies: undermining the market economy is becoming a trend in Central Europe. Someone coming from the Western […]
The top diplomats from the United States and Russia held talks Tuesday on a draft U.N. resolution concerning Syria’s chemical weapons but failed to agree on the key points of […]
The Nobel Peace Prize winner, legendary founder of Solidarity union and former Polish president Lech Walesa said that it is necessary to expand economic structures and create one state from […]
