Film review: Woman in gold
A new film about the struggle for the restitution of one of Austria’s most famous works of art to a
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Month: July 2015
Bulgarian prosecutors file new ‘radical Islam’ lawsuit
Bulgaria’s prosecutor’s office said on July 2 that it has filed a lawsuit against 14 people, who were charged with
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Bulgaria competition regulator fines telecom carrier Mobiltel 362 000 leva
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) said on July 2 that it has fined telecom carrier Mobiltel 362 000
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Finance minister: If Greece approves bailout, I’ll quit
Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said he will resign his post if Greek voters approve Sunday’s referendum on bailout terms
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Greek PM attacks creditors; tells people to vote no in referendum
In a televised address to the nation on Wednesday, Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras attacked Greece’s European partners, accusing them
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What’s On: US artist Brian Dailey’s Bulgaria in Democracy exhibition in Plovdiv opens on July 7
On the 25th anniversary of democracy in Bulgaria, United States artist Brian Dailey embarked on a photographic journey of the
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Bulgarian cabinet mandates Defence Minister to negotiate purchase of jet fighters
Bulgarian Defence Minister Nikolai Nenchev said on July 1 2015 that the cabinet had given him a mandate to negotiate
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Dimitrov wins serving duel against Johnson, into Wimbledon third round
Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov faced a stern test from big-serving American Steve Johnson but won in straight sets 7-6 (10-8), 6-2,
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Ukrainians, Moldovans and Macedonians top charts in getting Bulgarian citizenship
Bulgaria granted citizenship to 808 people in 2013, with people from Ukraine accounting for the largest number, going by figures
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