Bulgaria arrests Fisheries Agency head, two others, over suspected misuse of funds
The Sofia City Prosecutor’s Office has arrested the head of the Fisheries and Aquaculture Agency as well as another staff
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Month: October 2016
Polish women continue ‘black protests’ over stricter abortion law
Hundreds of Polish women dressed in black, on Monday, launched another round of protests in more than 50 Polish cities
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Bulgaria: Ready for snow clearing – and winter tourists
Bulgaria’s Regional Development Minister is boasting of the country being ready to cope with snowy winter conditions – and the
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Wine lovers weekend in Plovdiv: Top five places to visit
Plovdiv, European Capital of Culture 2019, is my favourite city in Bulgaria. So John, a friend from the UK, and
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Mitov meets Boris Johnson: ‘Essential to guarantee rights of Bulgarian citizens who live and work in the UK’
For Bulgaria, it is essential to guarantee the rights of Bulgarian citizens who live and work in the UK, Foreign
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Belgium ‘not in a position to sign CETA,’ says prime minister
The European Union’s hopes of signing a free trade deal with Canada later this week faded away on Monday when
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Bulgarian prosecutors seek to lift former energy minister’s immunity in Belene probe
Bulgaria’s Prosecutor-General Sotir Tsatsarov has submitted a formal request to the National Assembly to lift the immunity from prosecution of GERB MP
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Archaeology: Fragment of 13th C mural showing St Peter found at Plovdiv’s Great Basilica site
Archaeologists working at the site of the Great Basilica in Plovdiv, the largest early Christian church found on the Balkans,
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Lithuanians vote for change, handing win to Farmers’ Union
Lithuanians voted for major change in parliamentary elections Sunday, handing victory to a farmers’ union that previously held only one
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