A whimsical look at how technology has changed the Bulgarian village way of life
We live in an age of technological laziness now – fast receding are the everyday skills we needed to run
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Month: November 2017
Dimitrov storms into ATP Finals semis
Grigor Dimitrov was already assured the top spot in his 2017 ATP Finals group, but a victory against Spaniard Pablo
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Political repercussions as GERB’s Glavchev resigns as Bulgarian National Assembly Speaker
Bulgarian Prime Minister and centre-right GERB party leader Boiko Borissov might have expected a hat-trick – approval of his government’s
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Bulgaria third from bottom among EU countries in Bertelsmann Foundation’s Social Justice Index
Bulgaria’s overall performance on the Social Justice Index continues to place it among the European Union countries most urgently in
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‘The Labyrinth’ exhibition of paintings by Gredi Assa, at Academia Gallery in Sofia until November 28
An exhibition of paintings entitled “The Labyrinth” by Bulgarian artist Professor Gredi Assa is on at the Academia Gallery at
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Political leanings colour Bulgaria’s CVM report reactions
The European Commission’s regular reports on progress under the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM) have always elicited the same reaction
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Bulgaria granted 7942 first-time residence permits to non-EU citizens in 2016 – Eurostat
Bulgaria granted a total of 7942 first residence permits to non-EU citizens in 2016, mostly for family reasons and the
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Opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party to partially boycott Parliament in row over Speaker
The Bulgarian Socialist Party, which is seeking the ouster of Speaker Dimitar Glavchev, said on November 16 that it was
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CVM report spares Bulgaria’s blushes ahead of upcoming EU presidency
As Bulgaria puts the finishing touches on preparations to hold the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU starting
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