Bulgaria’s May 2013 elections: Predictable unpredictability
Going by recent polls, it is an open question whether the results of Bulgaria’s May 12 2013 national parliamentary elections
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Author: Clive Leviev-Sawyer
Of caretaker cabinets and careless talk
Ahead of Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev’s March 12 announcement of the line-up of the caretaker cabinet, speculation about who temporarily
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‘A nation that showed courage’: Bulgaria and the Jews
Had Bulgaria’s history been different 70 years ago, March 10 would be an occasion for the deepest mourning, because that
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Bulgaria’s protesters in profile
The “informal leaders” of Bulgaria’s nationwide protests are a motley lot with diverse backgrounds, including Russophiles, self-proclaimed consumer rights activists,
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Israeli president to press EU on declaring Hezbollah a terrorist organisation – report
Israeli president Shimon Peres will urge European Uninon leaders to put Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed Lebanese Shiite group, on its list
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Bulgaria’s national day of parades and protests: Ataka gets into the act
To the accompaniment of a local rock band on a trailer, cries of “Volen!” and appeals from the whippers-in for
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Bulgaria’s national day of parades and protests: Photo gallery
March 3 2013 saw Bulgaria’s senior state leaders and foreign diplomats gather at the Monument to the Unknown Soldier in
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The ins and outs of Siderov’s stunts
Volen Siderov, leader of Bulgaria’s ultra-nationalist Ataka minority party, appears determined to carve himself a place in the public eye
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Bulgarian Orthodox Church Metropolitan Joseph, of the US, Canada and Australia, resigns
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church Metropolitan of the United States, Canada and Australia, Joseph, has submitted his resignation to the Holy
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