UK Needs Migrant Workers 'Because Locals are Lazy', Says Bulgaria
Bulgaria insists 'benefit tourism' is a myth and says its people are vital to British agriculture
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Arson Attack Highlights Stress in Bulgarian Society
The friction of daily life in European Union member state Bulgaria is tense and shows no signs of waning.
Travel: The Road to Rodopi, Bulgaria
Bulgaria's significant Muslim population keeps its Ottoman roots well-tended, Robin Gauldie writes.
Bulgaria: Birth of a Civil Society
Will Bulgarians' daily protests have a lasting impact?
Bulgaria's Asylum Centres Bursting at the Seams as Syrian Refugees Enter Europe
Increasing numbers of Syrians fleeing violence in their homeland are heading for Bulgaria and ending up in overcrowded and "dire" reception centres as the country on the edge of the European Union struggles to cope with the influx.
Romanian, Bulgarian Migrants like Britons with Holiday Homes, Says UK Home Office Minister
Romanian and Bulgarian migrants are no different to British people with second homes in France, a Home Office Minister has said.
Nora Springs Retiree Completes Peace Corps Service in Bulgaria
Joan Myers of Nora Springs has proved it's never too late to join the Peace Corps.
Land of the Tomb Raiders
Real-life vampires, giant rock vaginas, ancient sites to rival those of Greece and Rome – Bulgaria’s archaeologists are putting their country on the map of world history, but first they have to stop the mafia stealing its treasures.
Bulgarian Jews Prepare Country’s First Jewish Culture Festival
Bulgaria’s Jewish community is preparing to launch the country’s first large Jewish culture festival.
Bulgaria: Death of Israelis, Bulgarian Driver 'Our 9/11'
Bulgaria’s President Rosen Plevneliev says Bulgaria “experienced our September 11” last year in Burgas.
Crisis in Greece Stimulates Migrant Wave to Bulgaria*
With unemployment ranging from 35 to 50% in many occupations, more and more city residents in Greece are choosing to go to Bulgaria to find a job.
WSJ: Bulgaria's Rulers Hint of Possible Step Down*
A senior Bulgarian official from the ruling camp has for the first time since coming to power said early elections are a possible solution to the country’s entrenched political instability
What Do Brazil, Turkey, Peru and Bulgaria Have in Common?
This year's protests have less to do with ideology and specific grievances than a new architecture of protest.
Affordable Sofia, Bulgaria, Offers Museums, History, a Lively Arts Scene
Low cost is only one reason to visit this little-known - to Americans, anyway - Balkan capital.
A Pink Offering
Intended or not, the painting of Sofia's Red Army memorial last month was a nod to Bulgaria's historical ties to the Czechs.
New Energy and New Directions in Bulgaria
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Thousands of Bulgarians Tell 'Mafia' Government to Leave Office
Thousands of protesters rallied outside Bulgaria’s parliament today, demanding the resignation of the “mafia” government over allegations of corrupt links to the business community.
Stiliyan Petrov on His Battle against Leukaemia
Stiliyan Petrov told Sky Sports' show Goals on Sunday how the "incredible" support from the whole football community is helping him in his recovery from cancer.
Bulgaria’s TV Industry - More than Meets the Eye
There’s more to the TV industry in Bulgaria than meets the eye.
A President in the Trenches
THE two buildings are practically neighbours. The cabinet is housed on No. 1 Dondukov Boulevard and the presidency occupies No. 2 across the street in the centre of Sofia. But the institutions inside them couldn’t be further apart.
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