Attention: Cretins Are in Charge of Bulgarian Education!
Resorting to insults to prove a point hardly ever works but the word "cretin" here suggests a medical condition rather than an offense.
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The Two-Headed Monster of Bulgarian Politics
Two Bulgarian political formations have been making the headlines recently - the ethnic Turkish Movement for Rights and Freedoms (abbreviated as DPS) and the far-right nationalist Ataka (Attack).
Charisma vs. WikiLeaks: Can Anything Discredit Borisov?
When in January-February 2011 a scandal known as 'Tapegate' supposedly shook the Bulgarian government as leaked tapes of phone conversations, whose authenticity was never really proved – or disproved, for that matter - indicated that Bulgarian Prime Minis
Bulgaria under the Threat of 'Extreme' Insanity
Recently, the leader of the Bulgarian far-right, nationalist Ataka party, Volen Siderov, made a serious attempt to deprive Bulgarians of one of their long-standing, and few-left, undeniable sources of pride - ethnic and religious tolerance.
Triangle Of Zero Tolerance
When Volen Siderov, the eccentric leader of the Bulgarian nationalist Ataka (Attack) party, announced he was running for President, his parliamentary allies from the ruling centrist-right GERB were surely hoping he would keep a low profile during the cam
Bulgaria - 'Left in the Cold' of the Cold War
In the last week Bulgaria witnessed an unprecedented attack on a foreign diplomat – the Ambassador of the United States to Sofia, James Warlick, raising brows and questions as to what is still ahead of us in this election year.
Bulgarian President's Double Standard on Dual Citizenship
According to the current Constitution of Republic of Bulgaria, people who have dual citizenship and/or have not lived in Bulgaria in the last five years are banned from running for president.
If Bulgaria's PM Borisov Goes Crazy, Who's Gonna Treat Him?
The title question is not a mere show of poor taste: it addresses a burning problem for Bulgaria - the massive outflow of young doctors who find it much more promising to start their careers elsewhere in the EU.
Europol and Borisov: Much 'Congratulation' about Nothing?
Europol Director Rob Wainwright has praised the Bulgarian government of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and his deputy, Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov, too many times.
Bulgaria's 'First Highway': Simulacrum PR Continued
The official launch of Bulgaria's so-called "Lyulin Highway" gives a vivid example of the approach to creating effect through words rather than substance so characteristic of Bulgaria's GERB government.
Good Job, Polly!
I personally would rather have a meditative pint of beer rather than sit through three hours of torture watching singers going to great lengths to be "original" and an audience pretending to be entertained.
Bulgaria's Gray Economy - Is the Glass Half Full?
Gray economy is better than no economy, Bulgaria's Finance Minister from the ruling centrist-right GERB, Traicho Traikov, said Wednesday.
Bulgaria - May 9, Bateto and the Legacy of Communism
On May 9, Europe celebrates its day of unity and peace and Bulgaria has been marking it ever since it joined the European Union in January, 2007.
Why the Visit of Ban Ki-moon to Bulgaria Was In Vain
At the end of last week UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon honored Bulgaria with a rather lengthy and profound visit.
Boyko Borisov: Bulgaria's Police Boss, Mayor, PM...President?
On Wednesday, Bulgaria's Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov broke the news that Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is among the candidates of the ruling GERB party considered to run in the upcoming presidential elections in the fall.
Bulgarian Media: No Reasons to Party
May 3 is the global press freedom day, but the mood of Bulgarian journalists and reporters is in doldrums.
Bulgaria's Chernobyl Experience - to Be Continued
On April 26 1986, the world's worst nuclear event took place at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the Ukrainian SSR.
Schengen: Will Misguided National Politics Kill the Idea of Europe?
Tuesday has been special for the history of the EU in that the leaders of two of its original members - France and Italy - held talks aiming at limiting the fulfilment of one of the very goals for which the EU was created: free movement
Bulgaria's Hope Beyond GERB
It has been going on for quite a while now – portraits of Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, hanging in offices and all State institutions, calendars and other advertising materials of the ruling GERB everywhere, Christmas trees decorated with gift boxes with
Hooligans vs Jehovah's Witnesses in Bulgaria
On Sunday, the Bulgarian nationalist VMRO party staged a little protest against the Jehovah Witnesses House of Prayer in the Black Sea city of Burgas.
Cancer Tourism
While beauty therapy is among the huge range of cures on offer for cancer patients abroad, Bulgaria's problem-ridden and facilities-short health system has recently started offering to the sufferers... nothing.
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