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With Turkey’s ruling party having won a resounding victory in nationwide local elections on March 30, observers claim the door has opened up for Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan […]
It may be said that the results of Macedonia’s presidential elections, the first round of which will be held on April 13, might be predicted wit ...
Serious suicide movies can be hard to watch, but sometimes light-hearted suicide movies can be even worse. But it is not only the whimsical approach t ...
It’s rather clear from the get-go that The Invisible Woman is nothing like Charles Dickens’ worlds, despite some heavy-handed attempts to join the ...
The Yotzov Clarinet Sextet, whose diverse repertoire extends through classical to jazz and ethnic, will be performing at the Bee Bop Café in Plovdiv on April 13 2014 at 8pm. […]
The annual Sofia Science Festival, an event offering fascinating attractions from the world of science to visitors of all ages, will be held in the Bulgarian capital city from May […]
The visit to Bulgaria on April 10 and 11 2014 by Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen will be about much more than marking the 10thanniversary of the country’s membership […]
The Greek finance ministry announced the country’s return to capital markets on April 9 2014, for the first time in almost four years. Greece has mandated international banks (Bank of […]
Warsaw and other Polish cities, as well as Smolensk in Russia will hold ceremonies on April 10 2014 to mark four years since the plane carrying President Lech Kaczynski and […]
Several hundred people joined an anti-government protest in Sofia on April 9 2014 marking 300 days since the start of the protests demanding the resignation of the Bulgarian Socialist Party […]
