President in US: Bulgaria Must Implement Own Reforms
Bulgaria and all other EU Member States must implement their own reforms for economic growth and employment instead of waiting on Brussels to do it for them, says President Rosen Plevneliev.
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President in US: Bulgaria Must Implement Own ReformsPresident in US: Bulgaria Does Not Deserve Negative Image
Intellectuals Scorn UK Media for Anti-Bulgarian Campaign
ECB Cuts Main Interest Rate to 0.5 Percent
Circulation of 1st EUR Bill in Bulgarian Launched
Der Standart: Borisov Ran Bulgaria as Security Co
Ex Top Cop Predicts Triumph for GERB at Bulgaria's May 12 Elections
Society
Homeless Bulgarian Finds Army Weapons in Garbage Bin in ParisBulgarian Passport Found at Deadly Crash Scene in Macedonia
'Borisov' Restroom Pops in Sofia Central Park
Freedom House: Bulgarian Media Remain Partly Free
Bulgaria Commemorates 137 Years of April Uprising
Sofia Man Stable after Hit by Car of Chief Policeman
Orthodox Bulgaria Marks Maundy Thursday
World
Train Collision in Belgrade Leaves 22 Injured4.1-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Romania's Vrancea
Japanese-French Consortium to Build Turkish NPP
Boston Bombing Suspect's Friends Face 5 Y of Jail Time
Politics
President in US: Bulgaria Does Not Deserve Negative Image
Bulgaria does not deserve the image of a corruption and crime haven, says President, Rosen Plevneliev.
Intellectuals Scorn UK Media for Anti-Bulgarian Campaign
An open letter signed by a group of British and Bulgarian intellectuals has been published by the British Telegraph in which the authors state they feel offended by the negative image of Bulgaria in recent publications.
ECB Cuts Main Interest Rate to 0.5 Percent
The European Central Bank (ECB) has cut its main interest rate to a new record low of 0.5%.
Circulation of 1st EUR Bill in Bulgarian Launched
The first ever EUR banknote with an inscription in the Bulgarian language is entering in circulation Thursday.
Der Standart: Borisov Ran Bulgaria as Security Co
Former Bulgarian Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, ran his country as a private security company, the Austrian Der Standart writes in commenting on the Watergate scandal.
Ex Top Cop Predicts Triumph for GERB at Bulgaria's May 12 Elections
Former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov has argued that the prospects for a resounding victory of center-right party GERB at the May 12 parliamentary elections leave the opponents deeply embittered.
Society
Homeless Bulgarian Finds Army Weapons in Garbage Bin in Paris
A homeless man of Bulgarian origin came across a stash of French army weapons while looking through garbage bins in Paris.
Society | May 2, 2013, Thursday // 20:04
Bulgarian Passport Found at Deadly Crash Scene in Macedonia
A Bulgarian passport has been found on the scene of a fatal traffic accident in neighboring Macedonia.
Society | May 2, 2013, Thursday // 14:48
'Borisov' Restroom Pops in Sofia Central Park
Unknown pranksters have "decorated" one of the portable restrooms in the central Sofia park "Borisova gradina," poking fun at the "Watergate" scandal with mass unauthorized spying in the country.
Society | May 2, 2013, Thursday // 14:03
Freedom House: Bulgarian Media Remain Partly Free
Bulgaria remains a country with partly free media, according to the Global Survey of Media Independence - Freedom of the Press 2013.
Society | May 2, 2013, Thursday // 13:03
Bulgaria Commemorates 137 Years of April Uprising
The commemorations of the 137th anniversary of the 1876 April Uprising for the liberation of Bulgaria are continuing Thursday for the second consecutive day.
Society | May 2, 2013, Thursday // 12:26
Sofia Man Stable after Hit by Car of Chief Policeman
An elderly pedestrian is in stable condition after being hit by the automobile of Bulgaria's Chief Secretary of the Interior, Kalin Georgiev.
Society | May 2, 2013, Thursday // 10:18
Orthodox Bulgaria Marks Maundy Thursday
Bulgaria marks on April 12th Maundy Thursday, also known as Holy Thursday, Covenant Thursday, Great and Holy Thursday, and Thursday of Mysteries.
World
Train Collision in Belgrade Leaves 22 Injured
Twenty-two people were injured after a head-on collision of two passenger trains in the Tosin Bunar tunnel in Belgrade on Thursday.
World | May 2, 2013, Thursday // 18:56
4.1-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Romania's Vrancea
A 4.1-magnitude earthquake was registered Thursday in Romania's region of Vrancea.
World | May 2, 2013, Thursday // 18:08
Japanese-French Consortium to Build Turkish NPP
A consortium of Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and France's Areva has won the deal to build a nuclear power plant on Turkey's Black Sea coast, according to Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
World | May 2, 2013, Thursday // 15:29
Boston Bombing Suspect's Friends Face 5 Y of Jail Time
If convicted, the tree college friends of the Boston bombings suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev face fines of up to USD 250 000 and from five to eight years of jail time.
World | May 2, 2013, Thursday // 11:49
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