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The BBCC regards the current year, with new ambassadors in post for both our countries, as a very promising time for developing new two-way business initiatives and investment opportunities.
Being young is an advantage for Britain's new ambassador to Bulgaria, Jonathan Allen.
The Cedar Foundation aims to give disadvantaged people in Bulgaria a better quality of life.
My picture tells the story: the friend at whose house it was taken wants to remain anonymous in case the EU Incandescent Bulb Police are dispatched to arrest him.
Since Suu Kyi’s release from detention, I have wondered how far we may one day see a parallel with Nelson Mandela.
As an expatriate with nomadic tendencies, I watch all the world news channels and felt that the wholesale removal to Chile of the newsrooms of most of them for several days during the rescue was really over the top.
The situation which came to a head last week involving Roma people in France from Bulgaria and Romania would be a perfect plot for a modern grand opera
At a time when off-shore drilling for oil and gas has become a dirty word and the fate of many related projects such as pipelines, shale deposits, nuclear power, wind farms, hydro-power schemes and battery-powered vehicles have become bogged down in combative politics and high-cost economics, it was a pleasure to see a Bulgarian-Scottish success story last week.
At the time of writing Tsvetana Pironkova of Bulgaria has just eliminated Venus Williams of the US from Wimbledon and will play in the semi-finals of this arguably most prestigious of all tennis Open Championships
I have to admit that Velingrad, Kyustendil and Devin also come high on my list of spa resorts
Life these days is dominated by traffic, cars, taxis, pollution, parking, stress, the internet, mobile telephones, keep-fit in the gym, and too little time spent with nature, which remains largely unchanged and as beautiful as ever.
After a winter of excellent snow cover and successful Olympics in Vancouver, it was good to hear that the Slovakian ambassador to Bulgaria has won the foreign ministers’ Ski Cup in Bansko against competition from several other top diplomats and politicians.
This month has been a frustrating one, stuck in Scotland arranging the sale of my house before opening a new chapter of my life.
With global warming being high on everyone’s agenda these days, Bulgaria, the rest of Europe, and even the British Isles have been through the coldest winter for several decades.
A few weeks away from Bulgaria over the festive season gave me time to reflect on the balance between living dangerously and taking control of our health and safety.
In my final contribution for 2009 I’ll be the first to round up some reflections for the year on today’s turbulent times.
My role as a columnist is not a political one, but in furthering my central theme of "upholding the good name of Bulgaria" it is not possible to avoid the subject.
Sofia is blessed with fine parks which are the lungs of the city.
The success of the Bulgarian economy depends, as is often said about Germany, on its entrepreneurs.
We have not yet hit the bottom of the cycle in Bulgaria, so expect recessionary conditions a long way into 2010.
These words from the marriage vows will ring bells with people who have been together long enough to know that everything in life has positives and negatives.
As a foreigner who has now become almost an adopted Bulgarian, this country for me is a great holiday destination.
After a tough apprenticeship in post-communist Poland I came to Sofia in early 1997 while Stefan Sofianski was interim prime minister.
ON July 13, Bill Drysdale unveiled his restored 1928 BMW Dixi at the new BMW showroom in Sofia Business Park. Bill, a Scottish adviser in the Prime Minister's office, discovered the car in Lozenets in 2003, in a "seriously dilapidated condition." A passionate collector of old cars, he bought the car from its owner, a 93-year-old former captain in Tsar Boris III's army, and organised a team of engineers and craftsmen, headed by Philip Stanimirov, manager of the Boyana Diplomatic Club...
Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg handed the prestigious World Young Business Achiever (WYBA) awards at a ceremony, which took place at the Sofia Hilton on November 23.
I HAVE enjoyed reading previous articles about foreigners living and working in Bulgaria in this newspaper. It is clear there is a rich diversity of people from many different backgrounds who have made their home and their business here, either for just a few years or for the long term.
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