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Bulgarians vote today (May 12) in parliamentary elections

Sofia - Bulgarians are voting today (May 12) in parliamentary elections. The race is close and could result in a stalemate. There are many scandals and accusations of vote-rigging.
In the Media by Ken Hanly

French branded 'notoriously criminal' by Norwegian politician

Oslo - Per Sandberg, a Norwegian member of parliament has caused a stir in France by calling for his country’s borders to be closed to what he termed ‘organised groups’ of Roma, Bulgarians and French who, Sandberg considers, are ‘notoriously criminal’.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Stepping into Schengen — Solidarity with Romania and Bulgaria Special

In response to the March 2013 decision to postpone Romania and Bulgaria entry in the visa-free Schengen zone under the threat of a German veto, a young group of people has decided to launch a solidarity initiative with Romanian and Bulgarian citizens.
Digital Journal Report by Raluca Besliu - 1 comment

Balkan Wine Revolution: Interview with Galina Todorova Niforou Special

Sofia - Whisper it quietly, but there is a wine revolution in process in south-east Europe. Digital Journal meets Galina Todorova Niforou, director of the Balkans Wine International Competition.
Digital Journal Report by Paul Bradbury

Bulgaria won't pressure EU to level sanctions against Hezbollah

The European nation of Bulgaria which was site of a terrorist attack last year will not push the EU to place sanctions on the Hezbollah organization which was blamed for the attack says the new Bulgarian Prime Minister Marin Raikov.
In the Media by Paul Iddon - 1 comment

Review: OZ, the movie, is great and powerful but what's with that makeup?

Oz The Great and Powerful has taken over box offices around the globe by storm. But after the transformations am I the only one thinking what's with Mila Kunis's makeup?
In the Media by Micki Hogan - 2 comments

Delhi gang rape victim receives 'Women of Courage' Award

First Lady Michelle Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry posthumously presented 23-year-old Delhi gang rape victim the International "Women of Courage" Award for inspiring people to work together to end violence against women around the world.
In the Media by Raluca Besliu - 4 comments

Europe introduces complete ban on sale of animal tested cosmetics

On Monday, a full ban on the testing of cosmetic products on animals came into force in the European Union. The complete ban was welcomed by animal rights groups but some in the cosmetics industry remain unconvinced.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 4 comments

DARE-Net: An initiative aiming to combat Roma school segregation

A new initiative aiming to tackle the multifarious problems regarding educational provisions for Roma minority and to promote Roma school desegregation in several European countries was recently launched.
In the Media by Raluca Besliu - 2 comments

Not only the Catholic Church set to elect leader

Sofia - In the midst of all the hype over who will be the next Pope, another ancient church is deciding on its leader. The little-known Bulgarian Orthodox Church’s Holy Synod has tied two candidates who will likely be elected in a runoff at a later date.
In the Media by Christopher Szabo

Food: EU to relax rules on animal protein in animal feed

Lost amongst the Europe-wide furore concerning the discovery of horsemeat in processed foods, on February 14 the European Union quietly announced a partial lifting of the ban on animal proteins in feedstuffs.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 3 comments

Bulgarian science minister sacked for alleged corruption

Sergei Ignatov, the Bulgarian science and education minister, has been fired by the country's prime minister due to allegations of corruption and nepotism.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 3 comments

Bulgarian opposition leader survives assassination attempt

Sofia - The leader of a Bulgarian opposition party survived an assassination attempt in Sofia on Saturday when the would-be assassin's gun misfired.
In the Media by Brett Wilkins - 8 comments

Temple dedicated to 'penis-god' Priapus unearthed in Bulgaria

Sozopol - The head of Bulgaria's National History Museum has announced that an ancient temple dedicated to the Greek penis-god Priapus, was unearthed in the Black Sea town of Sozopol.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 3 comments

Archeologists in Bulgaria say they've found Europe's oldest town

Provadia - Archaeologists in Bulgaria say they have uncovered Europe's oldest town. The remains of the prehistoric town are believed to date between 4700 and 4200 BC.
In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 5 comments

Op-Ed: Germany inaugurates Roma memorial in Berlin

German Chancelor Angela Merkel inaugurated a memorial site commemorating the Roma victims of the Nazi era. The memorial’s inauguration comes three years later than scheduled, due to disputes regarding its design and cost.
In the Media by Raluca Besliu - 2 comments

Steer clear of GM crops, Greenpeace and US farmers warn EU

Global environmental campaigning group Greenpeace is urging the European Union not to authorise herbicide-tolerant genetically engineered (HTGE) crops, stating such crops lead to herbicide-resistant super-weeds.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 1 comment

Lutsk Zoo bear cub to get new home at sanctuary near Kiev

Zhytomyr - An illegally sold bear cub is about to get a new home at a bear sanctuary. Nastia was illegally sold by the Lutsk Zoo to traders last May. After months of recovery, Nastia and her mother will be moved on Nov. 8.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Hollande disappoints on Roma integration

In August-September 2012, the recently elected French government launched a mass expulsion on Romani people from France back to their countries of origin, Romania and Bulgaria.
In the Media by Raluca Besliu - 3 comments

Investigator now says man in CCTV video not Burgas bomber

The man identified in CCTV video as the main suspect in the bombing of a busload of Israeli tourists in Burgas, Bulgaria 2 weeks ago, no longer appears to be a suspect in the case.
In the Media by Darren Weir - 1 comment
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