Bulgarian News

Out of East Germany via Bulgaria New research shows the extent of various escape attempts from the Communist bloc through Bulgaria.

In Blow to Serbia, 3 Neighbors Say They?ll Recognize Kosovo In a blow to Serbia?s efforts to overturn Kosovo?s month-old declaration of independence, Croatia, Hungary and Bulgaria said they recognized as an independent state.

Russia?s Gazprom Takes Control of Serbian Oil Monopoly The deal between Serbia and Russia?s Gazprom comes four days after Russia announced a major deal with Bulgaria.

Pipeline Cements Russia?s Hold on Europe?s Gas Supply Bulgaria signed the deal for the $15 billion South Stream pipeline with Russia, undermining the European Union?s attempts to diversify its energy sources.

Joining Trend, Bulgaria Won?t Allow Prostitution The reversal comes as a growing number of European countries are imposing prostitution bans as a way to combat sexual trafficking.

Doctor Recounts Imprisonment in Libya Ashraf al-Hazouz on Tuesday recounted his years of imprisonment and torture in Libya and aired his grievances.

Why Africa Fears Western Medicine Africa has harbored a number of high-profile Western medical miscreants who have intentionally administered deadly agents under the guise of providing health care or conducting research.

Libya Faults Bulgarian Pardon of Medical Workers Libya?s government condemned Bulgaria?s release of medical workers who had been turned over earlier in the week, calling it a betrayal.