The oligarchy’s minions never sleep. And they are extremely pathetic in their ridiculous efforts to pose as democrats, victims of the status quo, and champions for justice. A great illustration is the supposedly non-governmental organisation Boets, which boasts exactly one member – Georgi Georgiev, fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev’s footboy.

You can tell Google to erase you from its memory (requesting the removal of specific results for queries that include your name from Google Search is actually an option). This is essentially what Ivan Kostov, former Bulgarian prime minister and the mastermind behind the country’s transition to democracy, did – he tried to hide his dark past under a thick shroud so that society can forget how he sold public assets at cents on the dollar.

The criminal tandem of fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev and his loyal string puppet Emiliyan Gebrev have made yet another attempt to snatch the Dunarit defence plant right from under the nose of the state. And the regional judges of Ruse lend them a shoulder in their endeavor, shows the journalistic inquiry by Blitz.

“Peevski granted permission to build in Mladost,” pronounces a headline in the website Frognews owned by Ognyan Stefanov (aka Agent Academician). And some too-busy-to-read-further resident of the aforementioned neighbourhood in the capital Sofia undoubtedly got up in arms about the fact that Peevski would be building something in the area. This Peevski, however, is not that Peevski.

The Granitsa monastery of St Luke is located at the foothills of the Osogovo Mountain near the village of Granitsa, eight kilometres from the town of Kyustendil, in a locality known as Pustia Manastir. The only monastery in Bulgaria named after St Luke, it is situated in immediate proximity to the Granitsa medieval fortress which guarded the road between Velbazhd and Sip at the times of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom.

In 1986 the informers of the State Security Agency numbered 61,000. Some of those “collaborators” are still active. And are still suffering from multiple personality disorder being torn between their life of ordinary citizens and the role of secret agents. Among the State Security activists there is one journalist, who today caters for the interests of fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev.

Meeting with Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said, as quoted by the Government Information Service: “The real breakthrough achieved in the political contacts between Bulgaria and Egypt in the last two years can bring about new practical manifestations of cooperation in all areas.”

The theory about Dunarit (as the reason behind the attempted poisoning of Emiliyan Gebrev) is rather unlikely. This is what journalist Hristo Grozev, who is part of the team behind the Dutch investigative website Bellingcat, recently told bTV. In his opinion, the assassination attempt was possibly motivated by Russia’s displeasure over certain trade operations conducted by Gebrev.

The theme of water crisis in Pernik has leaked to the oligarchs’ websites albeit seen from a weird perspective – contrary to any reason and completely out of line these websites quote the name of lawmaker and publisher of Telegraph Media Delyan Peevski. The so-called “media” servicing the oligarchs’ interests follow this tradition with enviable tenacity. Because the assignment sent down to them by their publishers is to pin the name of Peevski on any resonant theme.

Mycenaean ceramics of the late Bronze Age, gold jewellery and valued Byzantine coins are among the main attractions at an exhibition - titled Ancient finds. New discoveries. Archaeological season 2019 - which is staged at the National Museum of History from mid-December to mid-February. The exposition is a pool of the most interesting finds of last year's archaeological season.