Bulgaria’s 2013 elections: When mudslinging sticks
One big issue ahead of Bulgaria’s May 12 2013 parliamentary elections is whether the eavesdropping controversy will have an impact
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Author: Clive Leviev-Sawyer
Employers and landlords to be burdened by UK immigration step against EU migrants
Details are still awaited, but from what said in the British parliament on May 8, it is clear that employers
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Bulgaria’s 2013 elections: On the campaign trail with puppets, priests and pop songs
Though the quality of political campaign advertising in Bulgaria has improved, albeit from a low base, the May 12 2013
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Bulgaria’s 2013 elections: Into the home straight
Bulgaria’s political parties entered the home straight on May 6, with four days left to campaign ahead of the May
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Prayers and politics as Bulgarian Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter
With about a week to go to Bulgaria’s May 12 parliamentary elections, even Easter could not quite escape a dash
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Budapest symbolic choice for World Jewish Congress assembly to discuss anti-Semitism in Europe
The World Jewish Congress (WJC) 14th general assembly is being held in Budapest from May 5 to 7, a choice
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The long, long history of Bulgaria and the Jews
While Bulgaria’s premier place in Jewish history is in the prevention of the deportation of about 48 000 Bulgarian Jews
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Bulgarian media, consolidated
It was a strange if not unhappy coincidence that in the very week that the US state department expressed concern
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Eavesdropping on the Bulgarian mind
A week into the official election campaigning period, Boiko Borissov’s GERB either has a lead of a few per cent
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