Bulgaria Church's Deadly Sins
Dictionaries say "faith" means firm belief in something for which there is no proof.
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Did Bulgaria Side with UK against Europe?
As it was clear from the start, implementing the recently brokered European Fiscal Union will be problematic, as EU members are likely to bring to the table conflicting views as to its fleshing out.
For 30 Pieces of Silver
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church recently stirred new outrage when Varna Bishop Kiril showed up for mass in a sparkling 2012 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid.
The Expendability of Bulgaria's Bats
Expendable, adjective, (1) open to sacrifice in the interests of gaining an objective, especially a military one.
Let the Brits Go... And Say Hi to the French-German-Russian Alliance
British Prime Minister David Cameron's decision to keep the UK away from the new EU / euro zone plus fiscal union agreed by 23 EU member states at the past European Council summit is already set to remain highly controversial in British history only a cou
Bulgaria in the Divided States of Europe
Well, it is official – we are living in a two-speed Europe.
The Winter of 'Their' Discontent
The entire world, the Old continent, and Bulgaria are shaken and gripped by protests of people in discontent over layoffs, unemployment, budget cuts, corporate and political greed.
Bulgaria's Mindless, Weird, Last-Minute Budget Procedure
As EU leaders assemblе in Brussels to decide on the fate of the common currency and the European Union itself, the Bulgarian Parliament writhes in the pangs of giving birth to the latest progeny of FinMin Simeon Djankov.
Bulgaria's Lucky Escape - No Burgas in Burgas-Alexandroupolis
It's official: Bulgaria has said "no" to the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project four years after signing the trilateral agreement for its implementation.
Who Is Your Boss, Mr. Agriculture Minister?
Only Prime Minister Boyko Borisov can demand my resignation, the country's Agriculture Minister Miroslav Naydenov declared on Tuesday, according to local media.
5 Ways to Make Bulgaria a Much, Much Better Place
Nothing may be more French than the conviction that the government can and should provide for the well-being of its citizens, the Time magazine wrote last week.
Bye-bye, E.ON Bulgaria!
Wikipedia tells me that German energy company E.
Corruption on the EU Border
Ironically enough, just days after Diana Kovacheva, now-former Head of Transparency without Borders, an affiliate of Transparency International, was approved by the Bulgarian Parliament as the new Justice Minister, the organization published its annual re
Get Rich or Die Trying - Bulgarian TV Show Scams Assisted by Mobile Operators
Texting was the hype when I was in high school.
In Darwin Bulgarians (Do Not) Trust
In the never-ending annals about Europe's debt crisis, Bulgaria normally does not feature visibly.
Bulgaria's Buffoon of the Year
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov will be more than pleased to accept the country's Footballer of the Year Award if the fans believe he deserves it, he declared on Monday.
Bulgaria's Constitutional Court, the Rubber Plant in the Living Room
In the course of two days, Bulgaria's Constitutional Court (KS) made headlines.
Bulgaria's Nationalists Attack: Like Stepfather, Like Stepson
Bulgaria's largest nationalist party "Ataka", i.e. "Attack" – the only self-described nationalist formation with any tangible following – has seemingly started to fall apart.
It Won't Be Long before Bulgarians Start Borrowing Pieces of Bulgaria
"We have land/ We have water/ And we make mud," said Bulgarian writer Ivan Kulekov.
Idiocracy Gone Wild in Bulgaria
Former football player Hristo Stoichkov, who was recently appointed Bulgaria's honorary Consul in Barcelona, has received a new unthinkable honor: he is now Doctor Honoris Causa of an actual University.
Vulgaria?
A former miner blows himself up to stop the excruciating pain.
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