Uzbek Foreign Minister Vladimir Norov held negotiations with his Bulgarian counterpart Ivailo Kalfin on the sidelines of the first EU-Central Asia Ministerial Forum on securities issues, which took place in …
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Uzbek, Bulgarian FMs hold talks in Paris
The Bulgarian Government generally respects religious freedom in practice, however, there is a noted increase of cases when local authorities show intolerance, according to the annual report about religious …
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US Department of State: Religious Intolerance in Bulgaria Is Rising - Report
SOFIA, Bulgaria : A Bulgarian journalist who investigates corruption is fighting for his life after being severely beaten in the country’s capital.
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Bulgarian journalist seriously hurt in attack
Ivan Lekov, deputy chairperson of the State Agency for Sport and Youth , has been arrested by the State Agency for National Security, Bulgarian-language media reported on September 23 2008.
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Corruption row in Bulgarian football continues with an arrest
These are some of the top stories in Bulgarian newspapers on September 23 2008. The Sofia Echo has not verified these stories and cannot vouch for their accuracy.
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Headlines in Bulgarian papers on September 23 2008
Clever Synergies Investment Fund has new plans for wind, mini-hydro and biomass energy projects.
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Bulgarian Fund Plans Renewable Energy Investments
Traffic jams in Sofia could be a lot worse than they are, Deputy Sofia mayor in charge of Transport Velizar Stoilov said in the morning show of private broadcaster bTV.
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Bulgarian morning TV soundbites September 19 2008
Russia’s Ambassador to the EU Vladimir Chizhov stated Wednesday that he expected that Bulgaria would veto any potential EU sanctions against Russia, mediapool.bg reported citing Chizhov’s interview with the …
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Bulgaria Expected to Block EU Sanctions against Russia - Report
Relatives attend the funeral of Georgi Stoev, author of a series of books on the emergence of Bulgaria’s underworld.
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Bulgaria’s prime minister was among several people forced to spend an hour trapped in a cable car at a newly opened ski resort south of Sofia yesterday.
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Bulgarian leader trapped aboard cable car
