The Sum of All Seats
By Despina Koleva More than a month after the general elections in Bulgaria, the country's political situation has come to resemble a Hollywood thriller.
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Michael Shileds' Uncle: We Get Much Support from Bulgarians
Joey Graney is the uncle of Michael Shields, the UK teenager whom Bulgaria sentenced to 15 years in jail. Mr Graney talked to Sofia News Agency's Petya Bondokova, after visiting Michael in Varna.
Petar Beron: Early Elections Are Unnecessary Complication
Petar Kirilov Beron was born in Sofia in 1940. He is a graduate of the Biology Geology-Geography Department of Sofia University "St.
Shields' Lawyer: Recognition Procedure Was Vitiated
Lawyer Oleg Atanassov is defendant lawyer of Michael Shields, 19, who was jailed for 15 years. Shields was convicted of premeditated attempt to kill Martin Georgiev, a Bulgarian barman who suffered a fractured skull in a street melee with British fans on
Michael Shields and the Media: How Much is Too Much?
by Petya Bondokova Court battles have always been hot for journalists.
How About New Government?
Bulgaria's minority coalition government, proposed by election winners Socialist Coalition for Bulgaria and the predominantly ethnic Turkish Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF), failed to be elected in Parliament last week. Socialist leader Sergey Stan
The Brightest End of Bulgaria
By Ivelina Puhaleva The wind of legends and history never stops here, on the farthest east cape of Bulgaria - Cape Kaliakra.
UK Aid Worker: Bulgarian Court Ignored The Facts
Stuart Alves is a founder member of the Staffordshire Ambulance Staff Humanitarian Aid (SASHA). He had previously worked in Croatia at the time of the first part of the conflict, supplying Humanitarian Aid donated by the British Government whilst working
Bulgarian Embassy in UK: Britons Divided over Shields' Trial
Cvety Romanska, Press Office Chief at Bulgaria's Embassy in UK, answered questions over the Bulgarian trial of the British citizen Michael Shields, who was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment over attempted murder.
Stanishev, Dogan-Salsa Time
By Despina Koleva The much-disputed fact has already become a political reality.
Referee: Liverpool Fans, Come to Bulgaria without Prejudices
Peter Fotev has been a football referee since 2003. He has participated in more than 100 matches in all child, youth, adolescent and regional groups in Bulgaria.
Barman's Lawyer: Sankey, Media Aim to Distort Michael Shields' Crime
Lawyers Vesselin Zapryanov and Kapka Stanislavova are the defense team of Martin Georgiev, the Bulgarian barman who suffered a fractured skull in a street melee, for which Michael Shields, 18, was jailed for 15 years. Georgiev has said the court jailed th
BBC Correspondent: Shields' Case Won't Harm Bulgaria's Image
Kosta Stefanov is a journalist from the Bulgarian Section of BBC in London. Mr Stefanov answered questions over the Bulgarian trial of the British citizen Michael Shields, who was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment over attempted murder.
Stanishev's Out. Will Simeon Follow?
By Petya Bondokova The dramatic struggle to form a Socialists-led government ended with defeat for ambitious leader Stanishev, 39.
Stanishev-to Have and to Have Not an Entourage
By Despina Koleva Socialist leader Sergey Stanishev has become Bulgaria's newest Prime Minister.
Shall We Back...Collectively?
By Despina Koleva Bulgaria's young 40th National Assembly has been faced with a profound problem.
Gilat: We Don't Oversee Any Bulgarian Network
Hanita Rosenthal, Corporate Marketing Director of Israeli company Gilat, answered questions about the media scandal over the satellite communications center of the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry. An interview by Petya Bondokova.
Pulling Tricks to Hang On
by Petya Bondokova Bulgaria's Socialist Party usually saves all the key posts for tried and trusted partymen.
King's Gambits
By Milena Hristova The nearly month-long labours of Bulgaria's three most popular parties to form a government have failed to deliver.
Reality after The Reality Show
By Petya Bondokova It's all glamour and bombastic media coverage for thee months.
DW Editor: Germans Link Black Sea Blast to Terror News
Alexander Andreev is a Bulgarian national who is now editor at the Bulgarian section of Deutsche Welle, Germany's national broadcaster. His career as a journalist started at the Bulgarian National Radio before he joined the Deutsche Welle team in 1991.
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