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Analyst Evegeniy Daynov: Bulgaria's Govt Must Stop Being Stupid, May Topple in 10 Days
Interview of Novinite.com and Novinite.bg with Evgeniy Daynov, a leading political analyst, on the unrelenting public outrage over the appointment of a media magnate to a top security post, how it boiled over into protests against the government and what may come next.
5 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
Bulgarian FinMin to Discuss Offshore Bank Accounts with Cypriot Counterpart
Chobanov presented his plans on Tuesday in Parliament after Sergei Stanishev, leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party , insisted that the state had to inspect Bulgarians' assets in the tax haven.
10 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
As Europe Debates Hezbollah Question, Burgas Probe Called into Question
On a continent led by Western capitals with diminishing sympathy for Israel 's problems, Jerusalem has come to rely on Eastern European allies in its drive to have Hezbollah placed on the European Union 's list of terrorist organizations.
Press Digest - Bulgaria - June 18
These are some of the main stories in Bulgarian newspapers on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Bulgaria's Embattled Socialist Leader to Face Confidence Vote
Members of the Socialist party have launched a sign-up in a bid to topple their leader Sergey Stanishev following the surprise appointment of a controversial new head of the national security agency.
Bulgarian President Targeted in Smear Campaign
Information that Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev had offshore companies in Cyprus where he concealed USD 1 M has emerged to be a fabrication.
Peevski's Future Stirs New Controversy in Bulgaria
The leader of the predominantly ethnic Turkish party Movement for Rights and Freedoms, DPS , Lyutvi Mestan , is quoted in saying that Peevski had not effectively taken the office of Director of the National Security Agency , DANS , and the Parliament had not terminated his MP powers, thus he could rejoin without problems the 42nd General Assembly.
European Socialists Gather in Sofia to Support Bulgarian Chief
Sergey Stanishev, leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, BSP, and of the Party of European Socialists, PES, photo by BGNES The entire leadership of the Party of European Socialists, PES , is going to arrive in Sofia , as their Bulgarian leader, Sergey Stanishev , is facing growing problems and pressure.
EUC Rugby 7's in Sofia concludes
The 6th European Universities Rugby 7s Championship has concluded on 16th June 2013 with an exciting Closing Ceremony at National Sports Academy Vasil Levski.
Varna Tourism Unharmed by Protests
Bulgaria 's Black Sea city of Varna has not witnessed a decrease in the number of foreign tourists visiting it despite the ongoing anti-government protests in the city, according to Atanas Atanasov, head of the Union of Bulgarian Tourist Guides.
More anti-government protests occur in Bulgaria
Investigators are getting closer to pinpointing where Colorado's most destructive wildfire started and that should help allow residents of the area hit hardest by the blaze to temporarily return home.
Bulgarian school in New York City celebrates, sends seniors to Ivy League
This Saturday, many Bulgarian families living in the New York City Metropolitan area gathered for an end-of-the-school year ceremony.
Bulgarian Protesters Call for Government to Resign
Thousands of Bulgarians staged a third day of protests on Sunday, calling for the resignation of the socialist-led government that took office two weeks ago and a fresh general election.
Bulgaria's Sofia-Bozhurishte Economic Zone to Create Up to 5000 Jobs
The ceremony to mark the turning of the first sod of the Economic Zone "Sofia - Bozhurishte" took place on Monday.
Bulgaria's Energy Minister Confirms Possibility of 5% Power Price Cut
Bulgaria's Minister of Economy and Energy Dragomir Stoynev has confirmed the forecast of Prime Minister Oresharski that a decrease in electricity prices by 5% from the beginning of July or August 2013 is possible.
Calafat-Vidin Bridge, the New Europe Bridge
The inauguration event was attended by Prime Minister Victor Ponta, his Bulgarian counterpart Plamen Oresharski and European Commissioner for Regional Policy Johannes Hahn.
Bulgarians Hold 3rd Day of Protests against New National Security Chief
According to reports of the Interior Ministry, as cited by the Focus news agency, the rally taking place in downtown Sofia is attended by over 15 000.
Peace Pianist Stripped of his Piano
He came for peace. He came in solidarity. But on June 15th, 2013 all Davide Martello, the German based artist known as the Peace Pianist throughout Turkey, received was brutality.
Bulgaria's Protesters Undetered by New Security Head Promises
New protest rallies are planned in Bulgaria against the election of controversial young MP as the new head of the state Agency for National Security , even though he said he is ready to step down.
Bulgaria Right Wing Wants Govt Out over 'Shocking' Election of Security Chief
Thousands of people rallied on Friday to protest against the appointment of a media magnate Delyan Peevski as Bulgaria's new security chief.