Fergus McAuliffe: Serving science at the table
He imagines an evening, an ordinary family at the dinner table, and the conversation is about science – about the
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Author: Clive Leviev-Sawyer
Getting Bulgarian railway tours on track
Much about Bulgarian state railways BDZ seems to stop a bit short of the platform. It is not that BDZ
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Of optimism and the odds at the casino of chaos
We are optimistic animals, we human beings, and that gives us an evolutionary advantage. Yet, in other respects, it is
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Karadaya appears set to be named leader of Bulgaria’s MRF
The national conference of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms appears set to elect one of its current acting co-chairpersons,
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In Thessaloniki, foreign ministers pursue solutions to migrant crisis
A talkfest among the foreign ministers of four countries held in Thessaloniki this week saw agreement on trying to come
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Bokova at the UN: Fog over Turtle Bay
Perish the thought that as an institution, the United Nations has a dire shortage of platitudes, buzzwords and vague good
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Controversial Bulgarian ‘national strike – we’re here’ protest proves to be a misnomer
Preceded by warnings by senior Bulgarian officials of an “attempted coup” and allegations that “football fans” for hire would seek
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Bulgaria’s Parliament presented with rival proposals on dealing with the communist past
MPs from Bulgaria’s centre-right Reformist Bloc coalition and largest party GERB have tabled in Parliament proposals to outlaw communist-era symbols,
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Bulgaria’s Muslims re-elect Chief Mufti amid long-standing controversy
More than 1200 delegates to the National Muslim Conference from across Bulgaria re-elected Mustafa Hadzhi as Chief Mufti on January 24
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