Poll: Presidential run-off in Slovakia would be close
One of the last polls to be published before the March 15 2014 presidential race in Slovakia has confirmed a
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Month: February 2014
Olympics takes aim at Russia’s smoking, drinking problem
Organizers at the Winter Olympics in Sochi hope the Games will inspire healthy living in Russia – a country that
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Sofia municipality refuses permission for ‘Lukov march’ honouring far-right general
Sofia municipality has declined to give permission for the annual “Lukov March” that had been planned by the far-right Bulgarian
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What’s on: Bulgarian archaeology 2013
Bulgaria’s National Archaeology Institute and Museum will host the seventh annual exhibition showcasing some of the more interesting findings of
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Film review: Winter’s Tale
Winter’s Tale attempts something very clever: It sidesteps criticism by very overtly presenting itself as a fairy tale. In other
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Film review: One Chance
Nice guys finish last. Except in the case of Paul Potts, a chubby 30-something Welshman with a chipped tooth, who
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‘Mask’ malware called ‘most advanced’ cyber-espionage operation
Researchers at the Internet security firm Kaspersky Lab say they have uncovered what they’re calling “one of the most advanced
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Bulgarians living outside EU to be barred from voting in European Parliament elections
Citizens of Bulgaria resident outside the European Union will not be allowed to vote in European Parliament elections, members of
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Plevneliev and Ataka: Not quite on the same page
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev began on February 13 the “month of political consultations” that he initiated in 2012 with parties
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