Milena Tonkova: Bulgarian Archeology Project Is the Key to Ancient Mystery Rituals
Bulgarian archeologist Milena Tonkova leads one of the most intriguing projects of indigenous archeology that explores a mysterious ancient sanctuary.
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Javier Corcuera: Bulgaria Has Special Character That Enchants Me
Javier Corcuera is a Spanish documentary film director. He has directed several films, including "Izbjegglice" (1995), "The Guerrilla of Memory"(2001), " Family, making of" (1997), "The back of the world"(2000) and others.
Mark Goldring: Bulgaria Must Do Its Job in Poverty, Disadvantage Fight
Mark Goldring has been Chief Executive of the Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO) for the last three years. He started his International Development career as a VSO volunteer teacher in Sarawak, Malaysia, from 1971 - 1981 and also spent five years with VSO
Michelle Torrez: I want to Take Bulgarians' Passion Back to US
Born in Denver, Colorado, Michelle Torrez was raised in a working class family and found painting a way to escape her often difficult childhood. The artist's paintings focus on the emotions of the figures that she renders, capturing their expressions and
Nick Davies: Bulgaria Needs to Prioritize
Prior to his recent appointment as country managing partner for the Bulgarian practice of Ernst & Young, Mr. Nick Davies was a partner in the accounting firm's Czech practice where he led both the financial services group and the technology security speci
Yahia Mahdi: Iraqis Ready to Defend their Country At All Costs
Mr. Yahya Salix Mahdi has been Iraq's charge d'affaires in Sofia since August this year.
Delia Meth-Cohn: Implementation of Structural Reforms Often Lags in Bulgaria
Delia Meth-Cohn is Senior Consultant at the The Economist Group and is chairperson of the Fourth Round Table with the Bulgarian Government, which will take place on March 18 and 19, 2003 in Hilton Hotel, Sofia. Delia Meth-Cohn answered questions of Milen
Ian Soutar: Prince Charles' Visit Confirms His Continuing Interest in Bulgaria
The British Ambassador Ian Soutar arrived in Sofia on 3rd December 2001 and presented his credentials on 11 December. His previous appointment was as the UK Permanent Representative to the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva (1997-2001).
Robert Davies: We are Proud to Be Associated with the Bulgarian Business Leaders Forum
Robert Davies is the founder Chief Executive of The Prince of Wales International Business Leaders Forum, and has lead its activities since 1990 with global corporations promoting responsible business practices and partnerships for development in over 40
Oscar de Bruyn Kops: PAL is WB's Vote of Confidence for Bulgaria
Mr. Oscar de Bruyn Kops has been based in Sofia, Bulgaria as the Country Manager of the World Bank Sofia Office (www.
Eshua Almalech: Our Deportation to the Nazi Camps Was Cancelled Hours before Departure
Eshua Almalech is one of the 48,000 Bulgarian Jews who were rescued from the Holocaust. He is one of the founders of the daily "Narodna mladej" and newspaper "Start.
Bogdana Tsvetanova: Bulgarians Enjoy Positive Image in Spain in Spite of Madrid Killing
Bogdana Tsvetanova is a Bulgarian journalist who have lived and worked in Spain for six years. She publishes all-immigrants' newspaper Espana: Puertas Abiertas and the Bulgarian-language monthly newspaper Nova Duma.
Jean Loup Kuhn-Delforge: War in Iraq Should Remain Last Option
H.E Jean Loup Kuhn-Delforge has been France's ambassador to Bulgaria since September 2001.
Nikolay Ovcharov: Latest Excavations Support Our Dionysus Temple Hypothsis
Prof. Nikolay Ovcharov leads the archeological team that in 2000 discovered an amazing ancient city on the hill of Perpericon in Bulgaria's Rhodope Mountain.
Stanimir Vuglenov: Working Conditions in some Tsarfati's Camps are Inhuman
Stanimir Vuglenov is a journalist at Bulgaria's leading daily 24 Hours who has been covering the case of beaten and threatened Bulgarian construction workers in the Israeli company, owned by Yitzhak Tsarfati. 24 Hours learnt about the beating cases at the
Piritta Sorsa: Bulgaria Has to Speed Up Structural Reforms
Ms. Sorsa, a Finnish national, is currently the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) resident representative in Bulgaria and has worked at the IMF since 1994.
Dyana Dafova: Bulgaria Must be Proud Its Music Flew Aboard Columbia
Bulgarian singer Dyana Dafova is the first European artist to be invited by NASA Space Centre for the viewing of the Live Launch of shuttle Columbia and to have the music from her CD "Sounds of the Earth" used for the occasion. Diana's song Ahadyak is fro
Krassimir Kanev: Many Bulgarians are Unaware of Their Human Rights Violation
Krassimir Kanev is director of the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee. The Committee was established in July 1992 as an independent non-governmental organisation for the protection of human rights.
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