Russia's Overflight Request to Bulgaria 'Part of Propaganda War'
The Russian request to Bulgaria for an overflight of "humanitarian aid" planes en route to Syria was part of a propaganda war the country is waging, a former Foreign Minister has said.
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Bulgaria's Ex-FinMin: Orban Uses Migrant Crisis to Reverse Decreasing Popularity
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has skillfully exploited the weak response of the EU towards the migrant crisis in order to reverse his decreasing popularity at home.
Bulgaria MPs Rebuffed by 14 Diplomats over Anti-Corruption Bill
Bulgarian lawmakers have to come up with new ideas about tackling high-level corruption, foreign diplomats have said in a joint statement.
US Charg? d'Affairs Praises Bulgaria for Reaction to Migrant Influx
What hasn't changed significantly in Bulgaria over the past years are the challenges which Bulgaria is coming across in the field of the rule of law, Roderick Moore, the US Charg? d'Affairs ad interim in Sofia, has said.
Swedish Ambassador to Be Awarded with Order of Madara Horseman
Sweden's Ambassador to Bulgaria Helena Pilsas-Alin is to receive the Order of the Madara Horseman on Monday, the President's press office has said.
David Hampson: Leonard Homeniuk’s Bad Luck*
*This is the English-language version of an opinion piece by David Hampson about the fate of Leonard Homeniuk, a former CEO of Toronto-based Centerra Gold mining company , which is developing Kumtor gold mine in Kyrgyzstan.
Takashi Koizumi: Bulgarian Rose Becoming Increasingly Popular in Japan
Novinite has asked Japan's Ambassador to Bulgaria Takashi Koizumi to comment on international nuclear affairs and also on bilateral relations, in a month when the world marked the 70th anniversary of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings.
Maxim Behar: PR and emotion are synonyms*
Social media have changed the world for the better: people are more informed and more critical, while business and politics are more transparent, says the founder of M3 Communications Group, Inc.
Turkey's IS/PKK Strategy 'in Service of Erdogan's Unbounded Ambition'
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is hoping to reverse June's electoral outcome and secure another parliamentary majority and this explains his interest in fighting the Islamic State (IS) group, Politico magazine says.
What Putin's Recent Remarks Tell about Russia-Bulgaria Relations
Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent ramarks about relations with Bulgaria have prompted mixed signals from Bulgarian analysts.
Taiwan's View on the South China Sea Issue
After Novinite published an official statement by China on the developments in the South China Sea last week, we were contacted by the Taipei Representative Office in Greece, representing the Republic of China (Taiwan), which offered its position, also kn
Tourism in Bulgaria: Watch the Birdie & the Marketing Tip
Novinite is publishing an article by Yoav Chudnoff on tourism in Bulgaria and on where he thinks the problems actually are. Contrary to what many say, he believes the government is not to blame.
Gabrovo, Tryavna, Sevlievo – traditions, creativity and experience
It’s a challenge to stay at one place for more than three days and each day to find what to do, where to go and what to see…
Abdollah Norouzi: Bulgarian Delegation to Visit Iran in September
September will be a very active month between Iran and Bulgaria, H.E. Abdollah Norouzi, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran, has told Novinite in an interview.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s remarks on the South China Sea Issue
Novinite is publishing a statement by China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi on the developments in the South China Sea.
Bulgarian Expert Warns Lack of Trust in IntMin Could Result in Serious Terror Attack
Prof. Nikolay Radulov warned that the lack of confidence in the Interior Ministry and the security services could lead to a serious terrorist attack in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian Taxpayers' Money 'Still Going to Energy Mafia'
The money paid in taxes by Bulgarian citizens every year is still going to the pockets of the "energy mafia" even after recent reforms in the energy sector, the leader of a employers' union believes.
Roderick W. Moore, a US Diplomat Making Comeback to Bulgaria
The US Embassy announced earlier this week that Roderick Moore would assume duties as the interim Charg? d'Affairs in Sofia on August 5. Here is what we know about him - not just an ordinary envoy in US-Bulgaria relations.
Ellis Shuman: Visiting the Birthplace of Orpheus
Ellis Shuman is taking us to Gela, a Bulgarian village believed to be the birthplace of Orpheus - the mythical Greek musician, poet, and prophet – who descended into the underworld in an attempt to save his wife, Eurydice.
Greek Embassy: Greece Has Done a Lot for Bulgaria
The Greek Embassy in Sofia has sent out a statement to media outlets to point to Greece's contribution to the Bulgarian economy.
Meglena Kuneva: EU Has to Let Bulgaria into Schengen to Fend off Security Threats
Bulgaria has to be allowed to enter the European Union’s borderless Schengen area as early as this autumn to avert threats to security, Deputy Prime Minister Meglena Kuneva has said.
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Bulgarian EU Presidency
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Deputy Minister of Defence Atanas Zapryanov Opened an International Scientific Conference on Cybersecurity and Cyber Defence
- Minister Kralev: We should use New Technologies to Show the Beauty of Sport and to Motivate for Physical Activity
- Schengen Information System: Agreement between the Council Presidency and the European Parliament
- Participants at Sofia Conference Confirm the Role of Cohesion Policy as a Key Investment Instrument in Europe
- EDA and Bulgarian EU Presidency Highlight Importance of Military Mobility
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