More than milk money for Bulgarian cheese and yoghurts
Bulgarian milk products are carving out their place on the US market. The annual Summer Fancy Food Show, which took
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Month: July 2016
A view of potential benefits to Brexit
There are four ‘free movements’ (also called freedoms) that are intrinsic and indivisible with regard to the EU. These are
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Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his coat of many colours
At present, it is hard to think of the Turkish President in glowing terms, mainly because his power stems from
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Bourgas Bombers: Bulgaria charges terrorists
Prosecutors in Bulgaria have brought terrorism charges against two men for the bombing at Burgas airport, which happened exactly four years ago, to the day. Hassan El Hajj Hassan and Meliad Farah were accused of detonating a bomb carried by suicide bomber Mohamas Hassan El Husseini. The explosion in Burgas killed five Israeli tourists and one Bulgarian bus driver. Many people were injured.
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Bulgarian PM ‘deeply concerned’ by violence in Turkey
Commenting on July 18 in the wake of the attempted coup in Turkey, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov said that
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Bourgas – Varna road is most dangerous in Bulgaria, Europe’s road death champion
The road between Bulgaria’s Black Sea cities of Bourgas and Varna has the country’s highest accident rate, according to the
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Serbia sending joint army-police teams to Bulgarian border
The Serbian government has decided to set up joint military and police teams to be deployed at its borders with
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Bulgaria marks fourth anniversary of Bourgas Airport terrorist attack on Israelis
Bulgaria marked on July 18 2016 the fourth anniversary of the terrorist attack at Bourgas Airport in which five Israeli
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Turkey alleges Muslim cleric was behind coup bid
Turkey’s allegations that Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen was behind the country’s recent coup attempt has exacerbated the ill will between
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