Blast rocks Turkish capital, killing at least 27
A large explosion ripped through the main square in Turkey’s capital, Ankara, on Sunday, killing at least 27 people and
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Month: March 2016
Democrats for a Strong Bulgaria remains in opposition – and in the Reformist Bloc
A national meeting of the right-wing Democrats for a Strong Bulgaria (DSB) on March 13 2016 decided that the party
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Two injured, five aircraft severely damaged in fire at Bulgaria’s Krumovo aviation museum
Plovdiv Military Prosecutor’s Office has opened an investigation into the fire at the Aviation Museum in Krumovo in which two
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European Union grasps at straws as it seeks solutions to migrant crisis
The European Union’s ongoing struggles to somehow contain, or reverse, the massive flow of refugees fleeing war-torn Middle-Eastern countries is
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Bulgarian PM: All EU frontline countries should be able to rely on EU support
As an external border of the European Union, Bulgaria has made serious efforts and is strictly applying all the provisions
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Ex-Kremlin aide found dead in DC hotel ‘departed US 40 days after his own death’
The mysterious death of former Kremlin aide Mikhail Lesin has gotten even weirder as details have emerged showing that Lesin
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Bulgarian President to approach Constitutional Court over heavy fines for camping on beaches
Bulgarian head of state President Rossen Plevneliev said on March 12 2016 that he would approach the Constitutional Court over
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Demolition row: Culture Ministry told Plovdiv two years ago that tobacco warehouse was a cultural monument
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Culture told Plovdiv municipality two years ago that a tobacco warehouse, now at the centre of controversy
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Turkey’s not so splendid isolation
Turkey is in a bind. It is on the losing side of the war in Syria and engaging in an
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