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    Vecernje Novosti: Bulgaria backs Serbia’s European future, says PM
    07 August 2010 | 09:59 | FOCUS News Agency     Home / Southeast Europe and Balkans
    Belgrade. “Bulgaria strongly supports Serbia on its way to the EU,” Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said at the
    meeting with Serbian President Boris Tadic in Varna, Serbian Vecernje Novosti informs. <Read More>
    Scores Gather to Honor Bulgaria's Famed Psychic Vanga
Society | August 7, 2010, Saturday
Bulgaria's famous clairvoyant Vangelia Gushterova, known as Baba
(Grandmother) Vanga is still remembered not only in Bulgaria but across the
world, the mass served in her honor revealed Saturday. <Read More>
    Editors Note:
The Bible says, Leviticus 19:31
‘Give no regard to mediums and familiar
spirits; do not seek after them, to be
defiled by them: I am the LORD your
God.
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    Bulgaria’s Revenue
    Agency Head, Krasimir
    Stefanov, says tax
    evasion at the country’s
    summer resorts is an
    outrage. Photo by
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01 September 2010 | 08:17 | FOCUS News Agency

Sofia. The Bulgarian parliament will open its 41st session on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is expected to attend it. The parliamentary
groups will deliver speeches, presenting their legislative priorities.
The parliament’s draft weekly program, which will be put to the vote at the
beginning of the session, includes: the continuation
FOCUS News Agency presents
Bulgarian military flags: The
36th Kozloduy Infantry
Regiment
29 August 2010 | 12:16 | FOCUS
News Agency

Sofia. FOCUS News Agency
launches a series that presents the
history of Bulgarian military sacred
flags of the Serbian-Bulgarian War
(1885), First Balkan War
(1912-1913), Second Balkan War
(1913), WWI (1915-1918) and WWII
(1939-1945).

    Bulgaria
Health | September 1, 2010, Wednesday

Tessa Rushton says she can now walk without a cane thanks to the Liberation Treatment.
Photo by calgary.ctv.ca
Canada's major federal funding agency has refused to provide money for a
controversial treatment for multiple sclerosis patients, which is available in
Bulgaria.

"There was unanimous agreement from the scientific experts that it is premature to support
pan-Canadian clinical trials on the proposed 'liberation procedure," said Dr. Alain Beaudet,
President of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), as cited by local media.

"The experts agree there is an overwhelming lack of scientific evidence on the safety and
efficacy of the procedure. Or even that there is any link between blocked veins and MS,"
added Dr. Beaudet.

Reports of MS patients being able to get out of their wheelchairs and climb stairs have
captured the attention of people with the disease around the world.

Many Canadian patients have booked operations at clinics at the Bulgarian capital Sofia for
the controversial procedure,...
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22 October 2010 | 23:31 | Focus
Sofia. The banks in Bulgaria have indulged in
the practice of charging higher fees on their
loyal clients to make it up for the losses they’ve
been facing with the rising volumes of defaults
on loans.
By marketmaker
The European Union's top justice official, Viviane Reding, angrily
rebuked the French government for sending hundreds of Roma
migrants back to Romania and Bulgaria since August in a security
sweep ordered by President Nicolas Sarkozy. ...
Standart News
Boyko Borisov's Cabinet will be able to work but not in the hysterical
atmosphere that has been created in Bulgaria. The situation was
abnormal and ...
People's Daily Online
Bulgarian government won a motion of confidence for its overall policy here on Thursday,
gaining the support of 141 MPs in the 240-seat parliament. ...
The News International
The first visit by a Foreign Minister from the Republic of Bulgaria is a landmark in the
relations that exist between the republic and Pakistan and ...
Channel News Asia
TOKYO: Toshiba and Tokyo Electric Power will team up with the
Japanese government to build one of the world's largest solar
power stations in Bulgaria, ...
Balkans.com Business News
Due to industrial action in the south of the Bulgaria-Greece border the train
links between the two countries are facing more disruption, Bulgarian media ...
BalkanInsight.com
Bulgaria may succeed in absorbing up to two-thirds of the EU funds available for the
country until 2013, a leading economist says. ...
Novinite.com
Russia has temporarily restricted the import of animal
products from Bulgaria because of the cases of foot-
and-mouth disease (FMD) found in the country. ...
The number of Russian tourists to Bulgaria in the last quarter of 2010
soared by 135.7% from a year ago, the national statistical institute said.
On the whole, the number of foreign tourists and business travelers
coming to Bulgaria has increased by ...