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In meetings with visiting Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov on July 7, Bulgarian officials trotted out the by-now-familiar line about Sofia’s continued interest in building the South Stream gas pipeline, […]
Residents of homes in Varna’s flood-hit Asparouhovo area forced out by compulsory evacuation orders after the disastrous June deluge protested o ...
Bulgaria’s second largest mobile carrier Globul, owned by Norwegian telecom operator Telenor, said on July 7 that it has completed its merger with m ...
Former Georgian President and Soviet foreign minister Eduard Shevardnadze has died at the age of 86. A spokeswoman said he died Monday after a long il ...
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev joined on July 7 the growing chorus of voices asking the government of Plamen Oresharski to carry out a Budget revision before it leaves office later […]
The resignation of Sergei Stanishev as leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party has left a number of questions open, including just what role he will have in the left-wing leadership […]
Grigor Dimitrov rose four spots to ninth in the ATP Tour rankings after making the semi-finals at Wimbledon, reaching the goal he set for himself at the start of the year. […]
In an unprecedented joint declaration, six Bulgarian private sector and trade union organisations have called on the country’s politicians to take prompt action to calm the situation in the country […]
