Opinion: Post-austerity, Greece gets a second chance
Despite all the mistakes that were made and all the hardships that the Greek people have had to endure, the
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Month: August 2018
Bulgarian regulator deputy chief under fire after Cypriot insurer goes bankrupt
Bulgaria’s prime minister Boiko Borissv and Finance Minister Vladislav Goranov demanded on August 20 the resignation of Ralitsa Again, deputy
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Free no more: Parking at national stadium in Sofia to become paid
The largest free parking lot in the centre of Bulgarian capital Sofia – located between the Vassil Levski national stadium
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Archaeology: Remnants of ancient fortress found underwater off Bulgaria’s St Thomas Island
Underwater exploration around St Thomas Island on Bulgaria’s southern Black Sea coast by a team of specialist archaeological divers has
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Talks between Kosovo and Serbia heading towards an end
The new round of talks on the normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia is expected to start in September
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Bulgarian PM Borissov pledges support for archaeologists at Mala Tepe site
Visiting the ancient Mala Tepe site in the Plovdiv district, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has pledged support for the
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Bulgarian President Radev challenges Turkey over compensation for descendants of refugees of 1913
Bulgarian head of state President Roumen Radev has revived the issue of compensation from Turkey for the descendants of ethnic
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Kosovo, Serbia mull territorial swap to end dispute
A decade-long dispute between Kosovo and Serbia is compelling both countries to consider a territorial swap along ethnic lines —
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Bulgaria’s Registry Agency chief resigns after Trade Register fiasco
Bulgaria’s Justice Ministry said on August 17 that the head of the country’s Registry Agency, Zornitsa Daskalova, has submitted her
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