Wings of Glory
By Petya Sabinova Several days ago I met a guy in a bar, who told me, yawning, that he was dead tired but had a couple of more hours to go because he wanted to see the Bulgarians' volleyball game against Cuba.
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A European Consumer Diary
By Ivelina Puhaleva Promoting consumers' rights, prosperity and well-being are core values of the European Union (EU), and this was strictly emphasized during the hearing of Bulgaria's EU commissioner designate Meglena Kuneva.
Romantic Candles
By Zlatka Velichkova I've been thinking lately that instead of mounting my trust in foreign giant companies is beginning to slump faster than ever despite my inborn optimism.
IAEA's Yanko Yanev: EU's Stance on Bulgaria's Nuke is Apartheid
Bulgaria-born Yanko Yanev heads the Nuclear Knowledge department in the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). He discussed the EU's hesitant stance on the closure of Units 3&4 of the Nuclear Power Plant in Kozloduy with Darik News' Miya Mihailova.
Me, Myself and Democracy
By Milena Hristova Politicians will not soon stop pretending that Bulgaria is a flourishing democracy.
Poetry in a Bottle
The cultivation of grapes and wine-producing throughout the Bulgarian lands find their origin in the high antiquity. Indisputable proofs about that are the archaeological finds, preserved until nowadays.
Bulgaria's Interior Minister: Meeting Qaddafi was Pleasant Surprise
Rumen Petkov is Bulgaria's Interior Minister. He was invited at an urgent meeting with Libya's leader Muammar Qaddafi together with other participants in the EU-Africa Ministerial Conference on Migration and Development, held in Libya.
Unconditional Thanksgiving
by Lora Petrova I want to use the Thanksgiving occasion to express some sort of gratitude to a tiny part of the world.
A Dish Too Late
By Petya Sabinova Ever since the case of the Christie's auction of a Bulgarian ancient dish, attention has been focused on all issues revolving around pilfered antiques.
Natura(l) 2000
By Ivelina Puhaleva Whoever whatever says the protests against the EU-wide environmental initiative NATURA 2000 is more than groundless and reveals dramatic faults and wrong actions (or omissions) on both sides.
Choices
By Zlatka Velichkova The huge drama of young people in Bulgaria is that they experience great difficulty in making choices.
BG Junk Food for UK
By Milena Hristova "We, British, still lead the world in something.
A Troubled Threesome
By Milena Hristova Prior to October elections, it was all about whether the Socialist president will win a second term and secure the survival of the three-party ruling coalition.
Steve Hanke: Bulgaria's Government is Inefficient
Steve Hanke is a Member of the advisory board of the IMF Assessment Project and a special counsellor to the Economic and Monetary Resilience Council of Indonesia. He was approached by Darik Radio to comment Bulgaria's new state budget for 2007.
Arrival in Sofia. What's Next?
Foreigners used to call it a run-down Vienna. Local visionaries now claim it is bound to flourish into a second Lisbon.
Open the Window to "Bulgaria in Miniature"!
The thousand-century history and rich cultural traditions of Bulgaria have offered vast creative ground to the promoters and developers of a unique project. The mobile exhibition "Bulgaria in Miniatures" presents three-dimensional reproductions of Bulgari
Ex- Ambassador in Russia: Bulgaria Must Change Energy Consumption Structure
Iliyan Vassilev is former Bulgarian Ambassador in Russia. He was approached by Darik Radio to comment the issue of the new nuclear power plant in Belene and the negotiations with Russia's Gazprom.
Munching on the Banitsa
By Petya Sabinova A violent death is a public event, Patricia Cornwell writes in one of her books, explaining that violations on the defenceless dead only begin with their murder.
As Na??ve as MEP Can Be
By Ivelina Puhaleva I would have never paid attention to another scrap of news adding to the old-fashioned and ineffective compote of poorly learnt nationalism tackling the issue of a Macedonian minority in Bulgaria.
Verheugen's Spokesman: Bulgaria Part of the Better Regulation Program
Ton van Lierop is spokesperson of the cabinet of Commissioner Gunter Verheugen, who is responsible for industry and enterprise. He was approached by Darik Radio to comment the launch of the Better Regulation Program of the European Commission.
A Dash for Freedom Dashed
By Milena Hristova A famous Bulgarian movie, whose title literally reads "The boy is leaving", describes best our today's character.
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