Bulgaria gives EU partners new evidence linking Hezbollah to Bourgas bombing
Bulgaria has presented new evidence to the European Union implicating Hezbollah in the July 2012 Bourgas bus bombing which killed five
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Year: 2013
Disused train station to host Holocaust museum
The disused railway station at Prague-Bubny holds significant historical importance for the local Jewish community, who view it as a
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Anti-Zionist group hits brick wall
Two members of far-right party Jobbik, Enikõ Hegedûs and deputy chairman Elõd Novák, announced this week an initiative to establish
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Bulgarian prosecutors seek Parliament’s consent to prosecute former deputy PM Tsvetanov
Bulgaria’s Prosecutor’s Office said on June 24 that it submitted a formal request to Parliament, asking it to lift the
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Bulgarian Industrial Association calls for early parliamentary elections
The Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA) called on June 24 for a “social pact” among political parties and civil society for
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Bulgaria’s Danube Bridge 2 plagued by missing road signs – report
More than a week since the opening of Danube Bridge 2, between Romania and Bulgaria, many drivers could not find
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Bulgarian archaeologists given more time to survey Via Diagonalis site
Bulgarian archaeologists would be given an additional month for digs on the site of the Roman Via Diagonalis remains near
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Care for children focus of Prince Edward’s visit to Bulgaria
Caring for children disadvantaged by social circumstances or who are physically challenged is a key focus of the visit to
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Bulgaria’s anti-government protests, day 10: photo gallery
The evening of June 23 2013 saw the 10th day of a turnout of many thousands of people to parade
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