Serbia 'Plans to Annex Northern Kosovo' - Thaci
Kosovo President Hashim Thaci has accused Serbia of seeking to annex the a slice of the northern part of his country.
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Depleted, Divided and Dispirited - The Syrians of Bulgaria
The war in Syria has created tensions in Bulgaria's Syrian community, one of the largest in Eastern Europe, and given some members a pretext to seek asylum elsewhere.
The Syrians of Bulgaria: Charity Starts at Home
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Syrian Groups in Bulgaria
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The Syrians of Bulgaria: Shawarma Diplomacy
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US Ambassador to Bulgaria to Remain in Office under Trump
The United States' Ambassador to Sofia will not be removed after Donald Trump enters the White House, the diplomatic mission says.
Will Broad Consensus Stand a Chance after Bulgaria's Early Election?
Weeks before Bulgaria's outgoing cabinet leaves office, the prospect of forging political consensus after the early parliamentary election due this spring leaves analysts divided.
Bulgaria: 16 Events Worth Remembering of 2016 (Part 2)
Novinite is publishing highlights of the year, using only one selection criteria: those which gained the biggest reader interest throughout 2016 have made it into the shortlist.
Bulgaria: 16 Events Worth Remembering of 2016 (Part 1)
Novinite is publishing highlights of the year, using only one selection criteria: those which gained the biggest reader interest throughout 2016 have made it into the shortlist.
Will Brexit Affect Bulgaria-UK Business Ties?
UK-Bulgaria relations will not be much affected by Brexit, with the two countries having extensive bilateral work on border protection, security, education, culture and people-to-people links, Tom Hines…
Rositsa Valkanova: Romanian Movies Took Bulgarians on Their Teams to Berlin and Cannes
Novinite is offering an English-language version of an interview with the Bulgarian co-producer of Aferim!, a movie awarded with a Silver Bear in Berlin in 2015.
Are Bulgarian Politicians Mainstreaming Anti-Migrant Sentiment?
In October and November, protests were held in the village of Boyanovo and the nearby town of Yambol, with locals venting their anger over the construction of a migrant camp for three thousand people.
Turkey Has More to Lose in Migrant Gamble with EU
The EU may not be as scared by the Turkish President's threat of opening borders to let refugees into member states, a comment on a German-language website says.
Atanas Kiryakov: Bulgaria Offers Unique Combination for Software Start-Ups
Ontotext is a proof that Bulgaria is a great place for software start-ups, Atanas Kiryakov, the company's founder and chief executive officer, has said.
Nickolay Andonov: Start-up Leader May Emerge from Bulgaria within Years
The entrepreneurial environment in Bulgaria has developed a lot over the past years, Nickolay Andonov, co-founder of Start It Smart, has said.
Stefan Stoyanov: We Have Fully Changed Plovdiv's Image
The local administration in Plodviv has helped Bulgaria's second-largest city position itself as a key center for manufacturing, IT and outsourcing, Deputy Mayor Stefan Stoyanov has said.
Bulgaria's Presidential Election Portends Borisov's Steady Decline
When a foreign media outlet dubbed President-elect Rumen Radev the man who could upturn “the apple cart of Bulgarian politics,” no-one meant that literally.
Communists vs Anti-Communists: Is Bulgaria Still Divided?
As Bulgaria’s presidential candidates have been trading increasingly vicious blows bidding to become the next head of state on Sunday, an issue that long dominated the public debate has resurfaced: the division of “communists” and “anti-communists” in the
Bulgaria's Presidential Election May Leave Voters Disappointed
The candidates of the biggest party in the government and the biggest party in opposition, Tsetska Tsacheva and Rumen Radev, will now face each other in a runoff that may not only bring a socialist-backed candidate to the presidency, but also trigger earl
Dimitar Bechev: Bulgaria Presidential Vote Threatens to Shake Up Party System
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov's proven skills as an accomplished political operator might fail him in the presidential election, Dimitar Bechev, Bulgarian researcher Dimitar Bechev has said.
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