What's behind Bulgaria's FDI Data?
"Statistics," Thomas Carlyle, the Scottish writer and philosopher remarked, "are the greatest liars of them all.
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Die Hard in Bulgaria
Do you remember the controversy that BBC triggered last year after filming the dying moments of a terminally-ill man whose family agreed for the death to be captured on camera?
Bulgarians - Down, but Not Out
Bulgarian leaders are enjoying a quietish August.
Bulgaria's 'Lord of the Rings' and the Silver Olympic Lining
Every four years one event, the Olympic Games, pushes to the background all other news and makes all the headlines.
Bulgaria - a Self-Proclaimed Olympic Failure
The world's eyes are on London as the 2012 Olympic Games unfurl.
Ireland? Estonia? What about Bulgaria?
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has famously singled out Bulgaria as a star pupil.
Shell-Shocked Bulgaria
Five years after joining the EU and three years after electing Prime Minister Boyko Borisov, Bulgaria is Europe's poorest country, its judiciary and law-enforcement – discredited, its people, surveys say, in as little control over their lives as Iraqis.
Bulgaria's Battle of Honor for University Education
Turkey has declared it will consider Bulgarian-issued university diplomas null and void for an indefinite period of time.
Terror in Bulgaria. Why Bulgaria?
What makes Bulgaria a soft target for terror attacks? The question has been on everybody's mind since Wednesday when a suicide bomber blew apart a bus at Burgas International Airport, killing five Israeli tourists and wounding more than 30.
Terrorist Attack in Burgas: Has the Inevitable Happened for Bulgaria?
Ever since a decade ago Bulgaria became an unconditional ally of the USA and even enlisted in the first "Coalition of Willing" of George W Bush in Iraq, joining in Afghanistan shortly before that, and the Bulgarian medics were jailed in Libya as scapegoat
Bulgaria Will Never Be The Same
Terror doesn't have two faces, or any more than that.
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The Zealous Overkill of Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council
Without a hearing Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, dismissed last Thursday Miroslava Todorova, Chair of the Bulgarian Judges Association, BJA, Judge at the Sofia City Court, and 2011 Human of the Year.
Digital Theater of the Absurd
Can't make head or tail out of Bulgaria's much-troubled transition to digital broadcasting?
Education - Good as Long as Private?
Bulgaria's GERB government seeks to push through a draft bill envisaging states subsidies for private kindergartens and schools.
The Fires of Bulgaria's Top Firefighter
Bulgaria is on fire, a fire that is hard to extinguish.
Volunteerism and the Good Will of Bulgaria's Govt
The wildfire in Bulgaria's Vitosha Mountain that raged for several days outside the Sofia suburb of Bistritsa has angered Bulgarian eco-activists and volunteers with what was, in their words, an inadequate organization on part of the government institutio
Borisov's Roughneck Stunts - Push the Button, Trip the Station, Change the Channel
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has been an emphatically "lifestyle" Prime Minister, strutting his stuff 24/7 in front of cameras and microphones.
The Fireworks of Communism
Large amounts of obsolete ammo are scattered across Bulgaria – explosives, grenades, shells, piled up during the Communist regime when the Warsaw Pact was preparing to attack NATO or to counter the enemy.
Bulgaria's Blurred Digital TV? Move
The government in Sofia is dragging its feet over the long and keenly awaited analogue switch-off.
Bulgarian Lawmaking - a GERB Handbook of Don'ts
Bulgaria is shaking with protest rallies for over a week now, after the Parliament passed the amendments to the controversial Forestry Act in a demonstration that those elected to rule the country have no idea how to do so.
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