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The United States held firm Wednesday in rebuffing Turkey’s demand that it immediately extradite Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen whom Ankara blames for last month’s failed military coup, saying it has […]
In the German town of Offenbach, the number of applications for social welfare handed in by Bulgarian expats is constantly on the rise, and recently h ...
Ohhh, dammit! It’s Steve Gadd. Steve GADD! S-T-E-V-E G-A-D-D! Hell! Yes, he will be at Sofia’s Joystation venue, on September 21st, 2016. ...
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov will meet on August 26 in Istanbul with his Turkish counterpart Binali Yildirim, who requested the meeting. At ...
Assuming he has some familiarity with quotations from military history, Roumen Radev, the former general and now presidential candidate of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, might be tempted to remember Admiral […]
Two United States military aircraft will participate in securing Bulgaria’s air space from September 9 to 16, Defence Minister Nikolai Nenchev said after a Cabinet meeting on August 24. This […]
The presidential electoral alliance between two of Bulgaria’s socialist parties, that briefly seemed to have seen them drawing closer together, is now instead seeing them distancing themselves from each other […]
Montenegro’s foreign minister Igor Luksic has withdrawn from the race to be the United Nations’ next Secretary-General, saying that he hopes the “Eastern European argument will prevail” in the contest. […]
Since 2013, the British musician and graphic designer, Simon T. Bramley, has been living in Taipei, with his Taiwanese wife. Tens of thousands of kilometers away from home, he still […]
Mihaela Karadjova is a 22-year-old student, who may have chilled a little during the long summer vacation, like everyone does. But, most of the time she spent drawing, which is […]
