Archaeology’s losing fight
Bulgaria’s Cultural Heritage Act, meant to finally replace a four-decades-old law, proved to be a compromise that satisfied no one
Sun, Nov 22 2009
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Bulgaria’s Cultural Heritage Act, meant to finally replace a four-decades-old law, proved to be a compromise that satisfied no one
Bulgaria’s new law on cultural heritage is about to face one of its first tests in the prosecution of Dimitar Draganov, a professor in numismatics from the town of Rousse on the Danube.
The International Women's Club (IWC) assists foreigners’ wives and supports worthy causes through events like its annual festive season charity bazaar
A week-long programme of exhibitions and debates stimulates awareness of man’s contribution to the environment
A visiting Austrian exhibition displays 12 completed and functioning residential buildings – and the people who live there
Business interests clash with NGOs in the battle to develop Varna as a tourist destination
Albee refuses to compromise on the integrity of his work to ensure greater commercial appeal. And whatever you do – don't ask him what his plays are "about".
Relaxing copyright laws or charging for downloading is better than the ongoing crusade against so-called internet piracy, Veni Markovski says
President and award recipient issue sharp warnings about Bulgaria’s science education and brain drain problem
The artist, whose satirical artwork depicted Bulgaria as a Turkish toilet, is scheduled to attend the opening of an exhibition in Plovdiv