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A 30-year-old man from Sofia is the new king of the cocaine mafia in Bulgaria. Allegedly, drug boss, Hristoforos Amanatidis, aka Taki, has personally chosen Vlado Hristov for his successor, sources from the police told the Standart.
The police are concerned over possible street wars for ...
Zheleva to Hear Out AmbassadorsForeign minister Rumyana Zheleva will take decision on the cases of Bulgaria's ambassadors in the ...
Bulgaria Is Ready to Participate in Nabucco Project
Bulgaria is prepared to allocate EUR 300 M for the construction of the Nabucco gas pipeline. This ...
Bulgaria is prepared to allocate EUR 300 M for the construction of the Nabucco gas pipeline. This ...
Europe Has Been Preparing Me for Two YearsMerkel is a great friend of Bulgaria, Papandreou - standard for a politician
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Bulgarian Olympic Committee chair Stefka Kostadinova presented pupils of Sofia’s 32nd St. Clement of Ohrid High School with The Standart’s edition of the Riben Bukvar (Fish Primer). Other 11 contemporary leaders of the Bulgarian nation handed out the book in various schools
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Alexander the Great’s Money Kept Locked for 40 Years
The biggest golden treasure in Bulgaria has been kept under lock and key for the past 40 years. About 80 kg of coins from Alexander the Great’s treasury were found in a field near Rezhantsi village, Pernik district. Until yesterday, the finding was stored in the safes of Pernik’s Historical Museum since discovery.
The biggest golden treasure in Bulgaria has been kept under lock and key for the past 40 years. About 80 kg of coins from Alexander the Great’s treasury were found in a field near Rezhantsi village, Pernik district. Until yesterday, the finding was stored in the safes of Pernik’s Historical Museum since discovery.
November 3 in History
In 1884, the first wool mill in Bulgaria was set into operation in the town of Gabrovo.
In 1989, the first rally against the totalitarian regime was held in Bulgaria. Activists of the Ecoglasnost environmentalist movement handed a petition to the National Assembly.
In 1884, the first wool mill in Bulgaria was set into operation in the town of Gabrovo.
In 1989, the first rally against the totalitarian regime was held in Bulgaria. Activists of the Ecoglasnost environmentalist movement handed a petition to the National Assembly.
