Varna gang behind two recent organised crime hits, Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry says
Two recent headline-making murders in Bulgaria, one of a couple shot dead in Sofia in January and the other of
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Month: January 2015
What’s On: Yoan Leviev self-portraits at Sofia City Art Gallery, January 27 – March 3
An exhibition of self-portraits by Plovdiv artist Yoan Leviev is to be held at the Sofia City Art Gallery in
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World Bank: Bulgaria can achieve faster, more inclusive and sustainable growth
Faster growth in Bulgaria is possible with an improved business environment, better transport infrastructure, and a labour force with adequate
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Greece could shift to left in election
Greek voters will cast ballots on Sunday to elect a new parliament, with opinion polls indicating they could put a
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Bulgaria could shift MiG maintenance contract from Russia to Poland – Defence Minister
Because of the inflated prices being charged, Bulgaria will no longer rely on Russia to maintain its MiG-29 fighters but
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South Stream Bulgaria still working on pipeline project, CEO says
South Stream Bulgaria, the joint venture that was meant to build the cancelled gas pipeline’s stretch on Bulgarian soil, remains
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Grigor Dimitrov overcomes Baghdatis, will play Murray next
Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov prevailed over Marcos Baghdatis in the third round of the Australian Open, coming back from a set down
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Anti-Semitism a ‘monstrous global problem,’ UN delegates told
French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy says faulting Jews has become the rallying cry of what he calls “a new order of
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Poland angered by German new law on minimum wage for transit truck drivers
German Chancellor Angela Merkel promised to take steps in order to arrange a meeting between Polish and German labour and
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