"Secret Transit" is an investigating material by Darik radio crime reporter Bogdana Lazarova on the state-organized trafficking in Bulgaria. It was published in the book, called "Affair", written by Bogdana Lazarova and her colleague Nikolay Hristov.
March 3, 2008, Sofia. This is not one of those editorials, where acres of newsprint should be expended to establish the fact that some major impropriety has occurred.
I always knew that traveling by train in Bulgaria could be quite an adventure because of the features of the State Railway Company BDZ. Unfortunately, last week showed that this could turn into a tragedy.
"Secret Transit" is an investigating material by Darik radio crime reporter Bogdana Lazarova on the state-organized trafficking in Bulgaria. It was published in the book, called "Affair", written by Bogdana Lazarova and her colleague Nikolay Hristov.
The Mogilino horror movie of BBC shocked Europe and Bulgarians, publicly accused of inhumanity, decided to show their remorse through the means of mass media. TV shows, crying stars, and millions of SMS messages aimed to prove the middle ages are gone an
Bulgarian tourists will be able to finally enjoy the blue Black Sea and the marvelous mountains of their own country as they already can afford it.
The still geeky world of blogging, to my surprise and horror, may prove a more insightful source of opinions than the online media in Bulgaria.
"I either want less corruption, or more chance to participate in it." This quote (especially its second half) by the American journalist Ambrose Bierse seems to capture best the motives of the Bulgarian opposition for initiating a no confidence vote again
"Secret Transit" is an investigating material by Darik radio crime reporter Bogdana Lazarova on the state-organized trafficking in Bulgaria. It was published in the book, called "Affair", created by Bogdana Lazarova and her colleague Nikolay Hristov.
Bulgarians were given Thursday more than enough reasons to laugh. As usual, however, the joy involves things, which are quite serious and could make the citizens and especially the rulers of every normal country rather cry than smile...
Kosovo's declaration of independence was so expected that it provoked an unexpected amount of international turmoil. All sorts of nations, minorities, even rebels rushed to state their positions causing international mechanisms to grind to a halt.
It was recently decided that Bulgaria's army was to be reduced by 5,000 soldiers. Those who came up with the decision were right - our army is so negligible that several thousand more or less don't really matter...
"Secret Transit" is an investigating material on the state-organized trafficking in Bulgaria, published in the book, called "Affair", created by the crime reporters of the country's first private national radio Darik Bogdana Lazarova and Nikolay Hristov.
"Florence is of Armenian origin. She is flirting a lot.
Now, when the concrete already covers the whole territory of our so beautiful country, choking the green spots, the government decided to take some measures to stop this absurd. The question that rises, however, is: isn't it a little bit late?
On January 30, 2008, the Burgas City Court sentenced the Bulgarian drug boss Dimitar Zhelyazkov to 4,5 years in jail and property confiscation worth USD 18 000 after the defendant pleaded guilty and made a deal with the prosecution.
It is worth noting how an apology does not clash with the meaning of "valor" while hypocrisy makes all notions void of meaning. What were we supposed to make of the recent official ceremony at which the Bulgarian interior ministry awarded architect Georg
One of the trickiest issues in the world these days is the status of the breakaway Serbian province Kosovo pole, meaning "Field of the Blackbirds". Unfortunately, this field is only some 200 km away from Bulgaria's capital Sofia.
I could have just as well referred you back to the dozens of editorials we have published on Bulgaria's failure to combat organized crime and corruption and Brussels's efforts to create finger-wagging anxiety. There is just one difference now that the EC
On Wednesday Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov made it all the way halfway to Mexico for an official visit together with a 50-member delegation of high-ranking Bulgarian public figures. The critically important Bulgarian-Mexican relations, however, were
Monumental industrial views brought so much pleasure to the communist senses that a monstrous steel mill became one of the symbols of Sofia. Its smoking chimneys still continue to remind nostalgic citizens and passers-by of the virtue of hard labor, but n
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