Bulgaria's Plovdiv Airport Eyes Middle Eastern Flights
The airport in Bulgaria's second largest city of Plovdiv is eager to launch flights to Middle Eastern destinations, it has been made clear.
Business | October 7, 2012, Sunday // 18:51
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ARCHIVE - 7 October 2012
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Bulgaria's Plovdiv Airport Eyes Middle Eastern FlightsBulgarian Right Wingers Threaten to Challenge N-Plant Referendum
Politics
Bulgarian PM, EconMin to Talk Nabucco in AustriaTop Bulgarian Nationalist Presents B-day Gifts to Putin
UK May Introduce Visas for Bulgarians, Romanians
Bulgaria Holds Partial Local Mayoral Elections
Society
Bulgarian Tourists Stranded in Spain to Return MondayBulgarian Tourists Stranded without Transportation in Spain
Bulgarian Woman Dies in Care of Reportedly Drunken Doctor
NSO Deny Bulgarian PM's Involvement in Fender-Bender
Bulgarian Anonymous Hack GOV Website - Report
Summer Finally Bids Farewell to Bulgaria
Symbolic Sofia Monument Abandoned in Village Backyard
Bulgarian Archaeologist Claims Finding Oldest Town in Europe
Crime
Busted Brother of Bulgarian Football Star Berbatov VanishesWorld
Syria, Turkey Exchange New AttacksAbandoned Bag Alerts Russia's Domodedovo Airport
Six Years since Russian Journalist Politkovskaya Murder
Business
Bulgarian Right Wingers Threaten to Challenge N-Plant Referendum
Bulgarian right wing party Democrats for Strong Bulgaria (DSB) has reiterated its threat that it would refer the referendum on the fate of the Belene Nuclear Power Plant project to the Constitutional Court.
Politics
Bulgarian PM, EconMin to Talk Nabucco in Austria
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and Economy and Energy Minister Delyan Dobrev are to embark on a two-day visit to Austria on Monday.
Top Bulgarian Nationalist Presents B-day Gifts to Putin
The leader of Bulgaria's far-right, nationalist Ataka party, Volen Siderov, has presented to Russian President, Vladimir Putin, for his 60th birthday a plaque with the building of the Parliament, an Ataka badge, and his book "Fundamentals Bulgarianism.
UK May Introduce Visas for Bulgarians, Romanians
UK's Conservative Party considers introducing visa control to prevent an influx of immigrants from some European Union countries, a move that would challenge one of the fundamental principles of the bloc.
Bulgaria Holds Partial Local Mayoral Elections
Several locations in Bulgaria are holding partial local mayoral elections Sunday.
Society
Bulgarian Tourists Stranded in Spain to Return Monday
The Bulgarian tourists currently stranded in a Spanish hotel are to return to their home country on Monday, authorities have stated.
Society | October 7, 2012, Sunday // 16:09
Bulgarian Tourists Stranded without Transportation in Spain
Bulgarian tourists have been stranded in Spain after being left without transportation to bring them back home at the end of their vacation.
Society | October 7, 2012, Sunday // 14:59
Bulgarian Woman Dies in Care of Reportedly Drunken Doctor
A 35-year-old woman from Bulgaria's western city of Pernik has died in the hospital in the town of Dupnitsa after being admitted by a doctor on duty, who had nearly 2.
Society | October 7, 2012, Sunday // 13:17
NSO Deny Bulgarian PM's Involvement in Fender-Bender
The Police Chief in Bulgaria's southern city of Blagoevgrad, Georgi Kostov, firmly denies reports that the SUV of Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, has been involved in traffic incident Friday.
Society | October 7, 2012, Sunday // 11:20
Bulgarian Anonymous Hack GOV Website - Report
The Bulgarian unit of the Anonymous has hacked the website of the Council of Ministers, the official page of the government.
Society | October 7, 2012, Sunday // 10:17
Summer Finally Bids Farewell to Bulgaria
Sunday is the last day Bulgarians will be able to enjoy the prolonged summer weather, according to the forecast, issued by the National Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, BAS.
Symbolic Sofia Monument Abandoned in Village Backyard
The Monument of Russian Tsar Alexander II, one of Bulgarian capital Sofia's main landmarks, has been abandoned in a village backyard, an oppositional party has alarmed.
Bulgarian Archaeologist Claims Finding Oldest Town in Europe
The oldest historical town in Europe is located near the saltpans in the vicinity of the Bulgarian northeastern town of Provadiya in the Varna region.
Crime
Busted Brother of Bulgarian Football Star Berbatov Vanishes
Asen Berbatov, the younger brother of star Bulgarian football player Dimitar Berbatov, who was arrested for cocaine possession and later released on bail, has vanished.
Crime | October 7, 2012, Sunday // 10:49
World
Syria, Turkey Exchange New Attacks
Five new mortar bombs fired from Syrian territory have hit the Turkish border town of Akcakale, prompting Turkish forces to retaliate.
World | October 7, 2012, Sunday // 18:07
Abandoned Bag Alerts Russia's Domodedovo Airport
An abandoned bag put Moscow's Domodedovo airport on a brief alert on Sunday, as initial reports claimed that it contained TNT.
World | October 7, 2012, Sunday // 15:37
Six Years since Russian Journalist Politkovskaya Murder
Bulgaria and the world mark Sunday six years since the murder of prominent Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya.
World | October 7, 2012, Sunday // 12:19
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