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Bulgarian PM: They will not Scare Us with Bomb Threats, Don’t be Afraid to Vote
"The caretaker government has gone to great lengths to ensure that the upcoming elections are free, fair and well-organized, despite the ambiguities and weaknesses of the changes to the electoral law quickly voted by the previous parliament. Fatigue from frequent elections does not change the important fact that voting is an expression of basic political right.
Opening of the 48th Bulgarian Parliament (UPDATED)
The 48th National Assembly opens today with a solemn meeting. After the announcement of the election results on October 2, the current composition of the parliament includes 7 parties. The 240 people's elected representatives took an oath to respect the Constitution and to be guided by the interests of the people.
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Juncker: We did not respect the Greeks (video)
“The Greeks have suffered a lot during this terrible period. Their dignity was not always respected,” he said
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Why People Are Quitting Their Jobs (infographic)
Lack of career development is the main cause
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Political Analyst: In Case of Early Elections in Bulgaria New Parties Will Have Overwhelming Majority
We will most likely have an expert minority government, nominated by the three new parties and at least moderately supported by the status quo parties, and in case of elections in three months the new ones in parliament will have a majority - they are yet to gain strength, told Dir.bg political scientist Evgeny Dainov.
Greek shipowner Tsounis donates all his property to the Armed Forces
The Retired Army Officers expressed their praise for his move
Quantum Darwinism, which may explain our reality, passes tests
A mind-bending physics theory may explain why we have one reality instead of many
‘This Was Real’: Bosnia Exhibition Looks at Wartime Loss of Liberty
Twenty-five years after the end of the Bosnian war, an exhibition opened this month which the US photographer Ron Haviv hopes will help inform a new generation of Bosnians about what went on at the close of the 20th century and combat attempts to "rewrite history".
AEIOU of Leadership - Fostering a Holistic Ethos of Conscious Leadership
Ravi Chaudhry: May I begin by sharing the first thought that came to my mind when I read your brilliant book: Wow, here is a new leadership guru from the Julian Alps!
Where the Most Generous People Live?
Bulgaria is among the last in the ranking of 126 countries.
A large-scale study of people's willingness to donate money or help others in the first place by generously Americans, writes Di Welt.
Charity Aid Foundation's analysis has taken a decade and reached 1.3 million people in 126 countries.
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