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If your father has passed away, is far away or you just miss him for whatever reason, the chances of you shedding a few tears in Richard Curtis’ About Time are fairly […]
Early on in Payne’s latest film, Nebraska, there is a single shot of signs lined up next to each other in a small town, pointing to different reli ...
Rival political rallies are planned for Bulgaria on November 16, one in Plovdiv by opposition centre-right GERB and the other a pro-government gatheri ...
Bulgaria’s State Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (SEWRC) has ended the proceedings to revoke the electricity distribution licence held by Cze ...
Bulgarian MPs passed the 2014 Budget Act at first reading on November 14, with 116 votes in favour from the two parties in government – the socialists and the Movement […]
Bulgaria is set to change the way it taxes the gambling industry with a bill of amendments tabled in Parliament on November 13, which would bring the country’s legislation closer […]
Bulgaria’s new far-right Nationalist Party is to apply for official registration by the end of November or early December, according to one of its founders, but faces objections from human […]
People coming to central Sofia for anti-government protests are now routinely being told by police to show their personal identity documents while police also have been calling participants for questioning, […]
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev addressed students at the American University in Bulgaria on November 13, on the theme of “A better future: Who needs to take the initiative?” This is […]
Ukraine’s parliament has delayed a vote on a bill that would allow jailed former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko to go to Germany for medical treatment. Tymoshenko’s supporters in parliament left […]
