Shirly Brener: Bulgaria is Very Profitable for Film Companies
Shirly Brener has a diverse career in film, television, theater and hosting in both her native Israel and in the USA. Born in Haifa, she did her first commercial at the age of 2.
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EU: Responsibility is Not a Dirty Word
by Petya Bondokova One of the main arguments of Bulgarians who oppose EU entry has been the responsibility that membership entails.
George Buhnici: I Left Bulgaria with Hope
George Buhnici, a Romanian investigative journalist from PRO TV, was seized last November in the Bulgaria-Romania border area at Russe, while secretly shooting a video on alleged under-the-counter deals in the trade zone. He was found using a microphone a
New Entrants Held Hostage of EU Brawls
By Ivelina Puhaleva An institutional conflict over the technicalities of enlargement funding has threatened to take hostage the European Parliament's vote over Bulgaria and Romania accession treaties.
James Roaf: Shocking Credit Growth due to Fictitious Actions
James Roaf has been IMF Resident Representative in Bulgaria since 2003. He is British and before his appointment to Bulgaria he served as Deputy Division Chief at International Capital Markets Department and Senior Economist at the International Capital M
Dobrin Mitev: Riding The Runway Train to Disgrace
by Petya Bondokova History has given many examples of how a man's weakness can stain the image of an entire nation.
Cosmo: Should We Doubt "The Bible"?
by Petya Bondokova A promise for funnier, sexier, happier living, for boosted self-confidence, more friends, enhanced beauty and charm, advanced seducing skills and a soaring career.
Go to Spain, Find Bulgarian Gold Treasures
By Asya Koleva A Hungarian friend once told me: "I cannot find anything interesting in archaelogy".
Bulgaria Hoping for a Banana Kick
By Nadya Dimitrova Entire Bulgaria spent last evening in front of the TV set hoping to get a boost of its morale, but instead it received another harsh kick....
Don't Cry, Iraq! Pour in Champagne!*
By Ivelina Puhaleva Arts and music have never known boundaries to reach people's souls and bring in the messages of their authors or performers.
J. Bohannon: Libyans with New Versions of HIV Case Records
John Bohannon is an American scientist who is writing a book about Libya after visiting the country and meeting with the Bulgarian defendants in the HIV case there. John Bohannon was born in New York in 1974.
Bulgarians' Long Journey to UK
By Nadya Dimitrova Over the last few months more and more Bulgarians willing to seek their fortune in the United Kingdom are feeling fouled by the immigrants authorities.
Mythical Orpheus: Are We Giving Up The Fight?
by Petya Bondokova Over the last years Bulgaria has put a lot of efforts into promoting its rich history and impressive cultural and archaeological heritage.
Kavrakov: Bulgaria Stands out among Property Hotspots
Bulgaria has recently swept quite a success among prospective foreign home buyers, earning the status of the new property hotspot for those, who can't afford the inflated prices of Spain, France and Italy. To comment the trends and forecast future develop
Politics in Bulgaria is Now Different
By Ivelina Puhaleva The history of modern Bulgarian policy has turned up a new page on the background of otherwise normal course of political events.
Replacing Ministers: Disputable Move for a Bad Reason
by Petia Bondokova The government of former King Simeon Saxe-Coburg is apparently to be remembered with its two major reshuffles in about a year and a half (a total of three since stepping in office).
Bulgarian Big-Bang for Eurovision
By Ivelina Puhaleva The homeland of Orpheus will send a national contestant in the Eurovision contest - for the first time in its 50 years of history.
Growing Older, Not Wiser
By Milena Hristova The weeklong labours of Bulgaria's ruling coalition to stay in office delivered its survival on Friday.
Tripoli: Sudden Glimmer of Hope for the Bulgarians
by Petya Bondokova After court in Benghazi sentenced five Bulgarian nurses to death last May, all eyes are on Tripoli now.
In Search of True Face
By Asya Koleva On Wednesday the leaders of the Bulgarian ruling Simeon II National Movement (SIINM) party met distinguished political science authorities to discuss the location of SIINM on country's political scene.
No Free Lunch
By Milena Hristova The government saw its 50/50 chance to stay in office tipped definitely in its favour on Monday, but at a price.
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