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Huge drug bust at Bulgarian port
Customs officers in Bulgaria say they have seized a shipment of liquid cocaine disguised as wine.
13 hrs ago | Sofia News Agency
Bulgarian Bus Catches Fire in Italy
A Bulgarian bus of the "Union Ivkoni" carrier caught fire in Italy late Thursday.
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Bulgaria rejects its government: Borisov's turn
EXASPERATED voters boot out a bad government and install an unknown one. That is the Bulgarian election in a nutshell, after the defeat of the Socialists by a centre-right populist party led by Boyko Borisov, a cigar-chomping ex-bodyguard. Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria, known by its Bulgarian acronym of GERB, took 39.7% of the vote ...
Sofia Court Opens Murdered Bulgarian Student Trial
Friends and relatives of the murdered Bulgarian student Stoyan Baltov have asked the Sofia City Court to give a life sentence to those found guilty of his murder.
Bulgarian nationalists in border protests against - election tourism'
A file photo of an earlier protest against 'election tourism'. The slogan translates as 'The Bulgarian Parliament is not elected in Turkey'. Photo: Assen Tonev Supporters of Bulgaria's ultra-nationalist party Ataka and Yane Yanev's rightist Order Law and Justice party staged separate protests at the country's borders with Turkey on July 4 2009 in ...
Bulgarian Police Bust Organized Vote-Buying Group
A number of people have been arrested for vote-buying across Bulgaria after a special operation by the Bulgarian police, prosecutors and the national security agency .
111 kg of heroin seized in Bulgaria
Police in Bulgaria say they have seized 111 kilograms of heroin at the country's border with Macedonia and arrested six men.
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Election poster in the Bulgarian countryside
All the political parties in Bulgaria have gone into this weekend's parliamentary election with the same promise: corruption in the country has to end.
Bulgarian winning party announces reforms
SOFIA: The centre-right GERB party, which won Bulgarian elections, announced administrative reforms and cutbacks yesterday to stabilise the budget as the country's economic crisis threatened to worsen.
General Election Polling Stations Opened Across Bulgaria
At 6 am Sunday polling stations across Bulgaria were opened by the regional electoral commissions as Bulgaria's 41st National Assembly elections began.
International observers voice concern over Bulgarian vote
SOFIA: International observers refused to give a 'clean bill of health' to the general election in Bulgaria at the weekend, which saw the centre-right opposition roundly defeat the ruling Socialists.
Young Man's Death Blackens July Morning Celebrations in Bulgaria
A young man has died after falling off a cliff at the Kamen Bryag region on the Bulgarian seaside while participating in the unofficial July Morning festival, Kross agency reports Wednesday.
Bulgaria Arrests Deputy Minister on Corruption, Vote-rigging Charges
Deputy Minister of Emergency Situations Alexander Filipov was arrested Monday on charges of corruption and rigging elections, a prosecutor said.
Bulgaria's New Party Claims Victory in Poll
Boyko Borissov, the populist mayor of Sofia, claimed victory last night in Bulgaria's general election.
Bulgarian vote-buying crackdown on election eve
Bulgarian police arrested at least five people yesterday on suspicion of vote buying and Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev urged Bulgarians not to jeopardise their future in today's parliamentary election.
Photos: Intl sand sculptures festival in Bulgaria
A sand sculpture is displayed during the international sand sculptures festival in the Bulgarian town of Burgas east of the capital Sofia, Thursday, July, 2, 2009.
DPS Leader Dogan: Playing Ethnic Card in Elections Dangerous for Bulgaria
The leader of Bulgaria's ethnic Turkish Movement for Rights and Freedoms , Ahmed Dogan, has warned against "the playing of the ethnic card" in the Parliamentary Elections.
Suspected crime bosses stand in Bulgaria election
The impoverished population of this sleepy Bulgarian town faced a bizarre choice of candidates in Sunday's general election - suspected local crime bosses who are also town benefactors.
Party leaders vote as Purvanov calls for speedy formation of Government
Simeon Saxe-Coburg, leader of the National Movement for Stability and Progress, , said Bulgaria must continue to integrate into the European Union.
Meet the Black-Belt Hardman Aiming to Lead Bulgaria
Since communism collapsed 20 years ago, Bulgarians have been waiting for a saviour to rid the land of its plagues: corruption, nepotism and impunity for the powerful of the day.