Will Bulgaria’s PM Finally Grab a Footballer of the Year Title?
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is known for his passion for sports and is an amateur football player in his spare time.
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Dear Immigration-Minded Bulgarians, Mind the Gap between Flash Mob and Reality
This Thursday surprised Sofia Airport, Bulgaria's largest airport, with a flash mob.
Go for Post-Easter Restart!
The Easter holidays gave us a rare chance to navel-gaze and muse over man's inborn need to believe in resurrection and revival, to believe in good.
Bulgaria's Difficult Relationships with Messiahs
If you take a walk in Bulgaria's capital Sofia, you may witness the names of the two biggest local football teams, Levski and CSKA, sprayed on various walls.
More of the Same? Are Bulgarians Insane?
"In Greece, we want to have a prime minister like you – a patriot, a responsible man, who builds this country.
It's a Dog's Life in Bulgaria
Botio Tachkov, 88, died Sunday, after being brutally attacked by a large pack of stray dogs in Sofia.
In Sofia, Animals Eat YOU!
Prominent Bulgarian Economy Professor Boteo Tachkov passed away on Sunday after being brutally attacked by a pack of aggressive stray dogs in Sofia last week.
DTT and ASO – Bulgaria's New Abbreviations for Corruption?*
Well, it is finally official – Bulgaria will not declare void the controversial tenders for the operation of what will be the country's DTT multiplexes.
Neighborocalypse, or Residential Environment Gone Private
Citizens will be able to acquire possession of inter-block spaces in neighborhoods after taking care of them for 10 years, under a revised version of an ordinance prepared by Sofia Chief Architect Petar Dikov.
Bulgaria's Most Influential People
This week, the Bulgarian edition of Forbes Magazine unveiled its first most influential persons list, with the top 10 featuring four officials from the ruling party GERB and six oligarchs.
A Reality Check for Bulgaria's President
Bulgaria's Presidents have enjoyed high approval ratings most of the time, mainly due to the fact that heads of state in the country have largely, though not entirely, representative and ceremonial functions.
Why Burying Belene Is Good
Some twenty years after the Chernobyl disaster and faced with "the ominous prospect of turning the country into s disco club", Bulgaria's previously ruling Socialist-left coalition set its hopes on an ambitious solution.
Who Profits from (the Skinning of) the Stray Dogs in Bulgaria's Sofia?
Contrary to what a bunch of politicians, "statesmen", municipal officials, bureaucrats, current PMs and their mayoral successors would have the Bulgarian public believe, the problem with the tens of thousands of stray dogs roaming the streets of Sofia is
It's Raining Resignations in Bulgaria
The latest wave of resignations and reshuffles in Bulgaria started with the notorious bonus dismissals and ended with the sacking of two key cabinet members – of Economy and Energy, Traicho Traikov, and of Health, Stefan Konstantinov.
Dismissed Today, Re-Recruited Tomorrow
Former Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism will be invited to continue to work for the government because he can be useful on a number of projects, according to Finance Minister Simeon Djankov.
A Small Sad Story
Lingering around the transfusion center, a shabby, skinny man looks around expectantly.
Why Didn't Bulgaria's Borisov Ask Erdogan about Turkey's Neo-Ottomanism?
Bulgaria's government of PM Boyko Borisov has completed its first joint sitting with the Cabinet of Turkey led by PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Bulgaria Govt: Triumph of the Tame
One must be sunstruck to believe that Bulgaria's economy, energy and tourism minister was kicked out for hitting the beach in Doha.
Don't Ask, Don't Tell (What You Were Taught in School)
"I decide what the children dance to! If they like Azis, they will dance to his songs," said Metodi Filchev, choreographer of a chalga dance performed as a March 8 greeting by junior students to a song of the Roma pop-folk singer.
To Qatar and Back
Something truly idiotic must have happened before the departure of Bulgaria's delegation for Qatar.
How Many Health Ministers Does It Take to Screw In a Light Bulb?
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has expectedly threatened to sack the country's Health Minister Stefan Konstantinov due to what seems as his inability to cope with increased medication prices.
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