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A TOL special report. For some prominent film festivals in Central and Eastern Europe, the 20th anniversary of the mostly peaceful revolutions that emancipated the region from the crumbling clutches of communism were an...
Nearly two years ago, Lance Cherry set off from the Far East on a ride home to South Africa. Celebrating a halfway stop, and the passage of Asia into the Middle East, he finds himself sucking deeply on a Turkish hookah and...
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By Michael Fitzgerald | Wednesday, September 30 2009 The shadow economy for stolen identity and account information continues to evolve. For the most part, cybergroups that become notorious, like the Rockfish or the old Russian...
In Turkey, differences come harmoniously together: the old, the new, the East and the West. Turkey was the seat of two great empires — the Byzantine Empire and the Ottoman Empire. Its main city saw a name change from...
Stratfor Global Intelligence Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has requested that the Belene nuclear power plant and South Stream natural gas pipeline projects be temporarily halted. The two projects are being developed in...
Author: Vessela Tcherneva, euobserver.com Trojan horses are not what they used to be – or at least some of them are not. Who would have predicted only two weeks ago that one of Russia's most trusted friends in the EU, Bulgaria,...
Members of the Bulgarian Association for Free Speech "Anna Politkovskaya" staged Friday a protest rally against the Sofia Energy Summit. The demonstrators gathered at on of the busies intersections in downtown Sofia "Orlov...
