Film review: Love
An ode to genitalia, vigorous rutting and the release of bodily fluids, Gaspar Noé’s Love is the polar opposite of
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Day: September 17, 2015
What’s On: Major exhibition of a pioneer in printmaking in Bulgaria, at the National Gallery in Sofia
An exhibition of the work of one of the pioneers in printmaking in Bulgaria, Josef Pitter, opens at the National Gallery
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Bulgaria sharply increases penalties for people-traffickers
Bulgaria’s Parliament voted on September 17 to sharply increase the penalties for people-traffickers, in a step taken against the background
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Migrant crisis: Bulgaria issues travel warning to motorists about Croatia, Slovenia and Hungary
Against the background of the continuing migrant crisis in Europe, Bulgaria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued its latest travel warning,
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Bulgarian Constitutional Court rejects MPs’ query on judicial reform
Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court ruled on September 17 to reject as inadmissible the query made by a group of 144 MPs
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Bulgaria removes statute of limitations for crimes by communist regime
Bulgaria’s unicameral Parliament, the National Assembly, voted on September 17 2015 to remove the statute of limitations for the prosecution
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Romanian PM indicted on money-laundering charges
Romanian prime minister Victor Ponta and a former transport minister in his cabinet have been indicted in a corruption investigation
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Migrant quotas: Bulgaria wants ‘balance’, mainly families, mainly from Syria
Bulgaria has told the European Commission that in the system for reallocating refugees, the country would prefer to have a
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Migrant crisis: Bulgaria to send 1000 military personnel to Turkish border
More than 1000 Bulgarian military personnel will be deployed at the Turkish border in the coming days to help Bulgaria’s
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