Asked to comment on the immensely inexplicable wealth accumulated by notorious Roma clan leader Kiril Rashkov, aka Tsar Kiro, Todor Kolarov, head of Bulgaria's Commission for Establishing Property Acquired through Criminal Activity, said the unit's hands
Three weeks before Election Day in Bulgaria, the presidential campaign remains a strange, but not unusual, mixture of smear games, scandals and lackluster bids.
Rosen Plevneliev, believed to be the frontrunner in Bulgaria's 2012 presidential race, has said that, judging by the people he meets on a daily basis, the population is not really interested in the conflict that erupted in the southern village of Katuni
"Eastern Europe's Forgotten Civil War" exclaimed the Spiegel online this week.
Tensions are raging in Bulgaria, triggered by the September 23 murder of a 19-year-old boy, who was deliberately run over by a van, driven by an associate of notorious Roma boss from Katunitsa, Kiril Rashkov AKA Tsar Kiro.
It would be quite exaggerated to say that all hell has broken loose in Bulgaria, but the country has witnessed almost unprecendented ethnic tensions over the last couple of days.
"No, we won't let a mafia baron, all the more so a gypsy, boss us around! There is no justice for him! There is no court! He buys them with whole briefcases of money!"
Ignorantia legis neminem excusat. Is this the case in Bulgaria?
Iranian Ambassador to Bulgaria Golamreza Bageri Mogadam has announced Iran wants to build an oil refinery in Bulgaria's Black Sea port of Varna.
At last! The stalled ambitions and pent-up frustrations in Bulgaria's football team have an outlet.
The presidential hopeful of ruling center-right party GERB, whose nomination was announced as late as September 04, found himself all of a sudden midstream in a smear pre-election campaign.
Foreign direct investments in Bulgaria have dropped to the mere BGN 183.
Nothing happens quickly in Bulgaria.
The latest scandal shaking Bulgaria's tourist sector, right at the end of an otherwise strong season, left scores of tourists from Russia, Finland and Lithuania stranded at Black Sea airports, after their flights were canceled due to an alleged large deb
Bulgarian Finance Minister Simeon Djankov has argued that the most powerful tool to fight terrorism is to ensure good education, good healthcare and equal opportunities for the population.
In the last minutes of New Year's Eve in Bulgaria, the country's President is traditionally presented with the honor to recite his last New Year speech all over again on a square in downtown Sofia.
Finally! The EU is starting talks with Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan for the creation of the long-fancied Trans-Caspian Pipeline.
Ten years ago I was still just a kid. I remember I was watching a teenage program on TV that afternoon on September 11, 2011, EET, when the channel interrupted it to show live the exploding World Trade Center towers in New York City.
The calendar marks the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on New York City and the Pentagon in Washington DC.
Bulgaria's Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov has counted that there are exactly 262 organized crime groups active in Bulgaria.
Their collective political record reads like the "Who's Who of Human Insipidness."
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