The whole scheme devised by the criminal duo Tsvetan Vassilev and Emiliyan Gebrev to steal Dunarit is among the revelations that have come out of the espionage scandal that has rocked Bulgaria over the past few days. A one-page report entitled “Gaining control over Dunarit AD by EMKO EOOD” emerged from the documents seized by the Prosecutor’s Office as part of the investigation that has resulted in the indictment of Nikolay Malinov, former Bulgarian Socialist Party lawmaker and publisher of the newspaper Duma and current head of the National Movement “Russophiles”.

Located just five kilometres away from the popular winter resort Bansko, the village of Banya (Bulgarian for Bath) is nestled in the valley formed by Mount Pirin, Mount Rila and the Rhodope Mountains. The region boasts 72 hot springs with water temperature of about 55°C (131°F), whose use for balneotherapy and treatment of various conditions has earned the village a reputation as the mineral-water paradise of Bulgaria.

President of the Russophile Movement in Bulgaria charged with espionage is trying to pose as a victim and now stands on the defensive. As anyone could guess he is doing it using fakes targeting lawmaker and publisher of Telegraph Media Delyan Peevski.

The Central Election Commission (CEC) has registered 59 political parties and seven coalitions for entry in the October 27, 2019 local elections, CEC member and Spokesperson Alexander Andreev told journalists here on Thursday.

What does Hristo Ivanov’s NGO Justice for Everyone do when it is not marching in support of judge №1 Lozan Panov? Option 1: it is spending grant funding. Option 2: it teams up with another NGO funded by the fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev, aka the Bulgarian Madoff.

A creeping coup designed to engineer a geopolitical shift in direction by Bulgaria and transforming the country from a pro-western state with EU and NATO allegiances to a Russian satellite has been plotted by the Kremlin oligarch Konstantin Malofeev and the Soviet GRU agent Gen. Leonid Reshetnikov.

Russophiles National Movement Chairman Nikolai Malinov has been charged with espionage, and the State Agency for National Security (SANS) has imposed a ten-year ban on retired Russian intelligence General Leonid Reshetnikov's entering Bulgaria, it emerged from a statement by Bulgarian Prosecutor General Sotir Tsatsarov at the Interior Ministry on Tuesday. Malinov has been released on BGN 50,000 bail and is barred from leaving the country.

Being an agent of State Security and yet having the gal to pose as a fighter against your patron Russia is like kicking your grandmother down the stairs and telling the world that she was only running. You are neither a fighter nor anything but that country’s propaganda servant. The State Security, however, had no scruples, and its agents lack those to this day, continuing to follow the messages of their mentors, only dressed up in a pro-NATO camouflage – you know, just to deceive the enemy.

European Health Commissioner Vytenis Andriukaitis comes to Sofia tomorrow to attend the high-level coordination and preparedness meeting on African Swine Fever (ASF) in South-East Europe. The meeting will take place in the context of the Fourteenth Meeting of the Standing Group of Experts on ASF in Europe and is expected to lead to further technical coordination in Europe.

The bashing of Peevski is continuing after brief instruction from Belgrade. The fugitive banker Tsvetan Vassilev has ordered his pawn Georgi Georgiev to lodge the latest unsubstantiated complaint – this time with the European Court in Strasbourg. The Vassilev-funded NGO Boets, which has Georgiev as a chairperson, has a patched-up set of arguments that it has tried to use several times now, unsuccessfully so.