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A year and a half after EU’s top court ruled that search engines must consider requests to remove links to online information from certain search results, the latest batch of […]
Bulgaria’s second-largest telecom carrier Telenor said on November 26 that it would launch 4G services using the Long Term Evolution (LTE) standard starting on December 1. The initial roll-out will […]
Queen, one of the most successful rock bands of all time, is to hold its first concert in Bulgaria on June 23 2016, with Adam Lambert on stage with the […]
The news that a Turkish fighter jet downed a Russian plane Tuesday could signal a further slump in Turkey’s already sluggish economy. The country is trying to balance its two-pronged […]
Southeast and central European leaders have pledged closer cooperation on combating terrorism and dealing with the regional refugee crisis that has overwhelmed the European Union. The pledge was made Wednesday […]
A Polish government spokeswoman Elzbieta Witek has said that Poland’s former prime minister and current president of the European Council Donald Tusk should be tried for the way the 2010 […]
Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday that Turkey’s downing of a Russian warplane “looks like a planned provocation,” but that Russia is not going to war with Turkey. Lavrov […]
Reaction by Bulgaria’s political parties represented in Parliament to the shooting down of a Russian SU-24 military bomber by the Turkish Air Force followed predictable lines. Official Bulgarian reaction in […]
The new 20 euro note, the third in the Europa series, enters into circulation on November 25 2015, the European Central Bank said. The banknote has a “refreshed look and […]
The Turkish Air Force downing of a Russian SU-24 military jet could lead to destabilisation in the region and a new wave of refugees, Bulgarian ambassador to Turkey Nadezhda Neynsky […]
