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Inspection Uncovers Suspiciously Large Number of Extra Stamps for Bulgarian Electoral Commissions
While the scandal with the 350 000 illegally printed ballots discovered hours ahead of the May 12 snap elections is being investigated, an inspection indicated a large number of extra stamps produced for sectional electoral commissions.
Prosecutors: Illegal Ballots Were Ready for Shipping Ahead of Bulgaria Vote
Bulgarian prosecutors have confirmed that the 350 000 illegal ballots that were seized from a printing house on the eve of Bulgaria's general election were ready to be dispatched.
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Frankfurt Airport's Cargo Volume Stable in April
Fraport, which operates Frankfurt Airport in Germany, handled 174,047 metric tons of cargo, including transit, in April, sliding 0.1 percent from April 2012.
Scandalous Construction in Bulgarian Black Sea Archaeology Site Halted
Municipal authorities have ordered a temporary stop of work on a construction site in the area of a protected archaeology site along Bulgaria's Black Sea coast.
On Wednesday, March 20, a 41-year-old man in the Bulgarian village of Sitovo paid a visit to his local gas station.
Bulgarians expecting little change in electing new prime minister
As Bulgarians prepare to elect a new prime minister, many voters say they are going to the polls with a sense that not much will change.
Bulgarian Corruption - Cancer in EU's Body
Bulgaria 's experience reveals the lie in the European Union 's claim to have a transformative, purifying effect on the politics of new member states At about 7.30am on 20 February, a youthful figure with auburn hair to his shoulders presented himself before the Mayor's office in the city of Varna, Bulgaria , with a banner and a gas canister.
Solomon Passy: Ex PM Borisov's Reputation Stains Bulgaria's Image
Interview of Novinite.com, Novinite.bg and Novinite.ru with Dr. Solomon Passy , founder and President of the Atlantic Club of Bulgaria and former foreign minister, on the upcoming general elections on May 12.
Bulgaria's Battle for Parliament - Who? Where?
Photo by EPA/BGNES Bulgarians go to the polls on 12 May in an early election after nationwide protests against low living standards and widespread corruption forced the government of the centre-right GERB party to resign in February.
Bulgarian Journalist Threatened for Uncovering Communist Crimes
Hristo Hristov, Bulgarian the journalist famous for publishing articles revealing the truth of the repressive apparatus of the former communist regime in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian Servicemen March in Parade on Army Day
The Bulgarian Army is marking Monday, May 6, the Day of Army Valor with a number of events and parades.
Bulgaria's Ex Regional Development Minister Probed by Prosecutors - Report
Speaking Saturday in the Black Sea city of Varna, Petkov, as cited by Standard daily, suggested that prosecutors were to establish whether Pavlova's actions constituted an administrative offence or malfeasance in office.
US 'Blacklists' Bulgaria over Internet Piracy
Bulgarians in five cities held vigils Friday evening in honor of Plamen Goranov, the young man who fatally set himself on fire in Varna in February to protest against the links between the city council and the mafia.... The votes of which group of people will be crucial for electing the winner in Bulgaria's upcoming crucial parliamentary poll in ... (more)
Vigils for Self-Immolator Goranov Held in Bulgaria
Bulgarians in five cities are holding vigils Friday in honor of the young man who fatally set himself on fire in Varna in February to protest against the links between the city council and the mafia.
Burgas Terror Act Reenactment Deemed 99% Success
The first ever reenactment of a terror attack in Bulgaria was held Friday under maximum security near the Trakiya highway.