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• Paralysed man Darek Fidyka walks again after pioneering surgery

  21 Oct 2014: Medical team regrow cells of patient’s severed spine in breakthrough that offers hope to millions with disability

• Russia’s turbulent ties in Europe – the Guardian briefing

  17 Oct 2014: Relations between Russia and some of its traditional European allies have soured over its role in the Ukraine crisis. As a result, Moscow is attempting to forge new alliances in the region with smaller eastern and central European states, many of which have important trade ties with their more powerful neighbour. Now many face a tricky balancing act between their links to Russia and allegiance to Brussels

• Bulgaria’s rightwing Gerb party wins snap general election

  6 Oct 2014: Stage set for coalition negotiations as exit polls suggest party will be left 36-38 seats short of a majority
  

• Bulgaria’s political turmoil continues after election fails to get clear result

  5 Oct 2014: Snap vote was called after technocrat government was second to resign in two years amid protests at corruption and poverty

• Bulgaria set to vote amid corruption and justified cynicism

  3 Oct 2014: Low turnout is expected in this country buffeted by forces larger than its domestic politics

• More than 210 million people worldwide will be heading to the polls in October

  1 Oct 2014: More than 210 million people are eligible to vote in elections set to take place in a dozen countries around the world this October. Just under 1.2 billion people globally have already taken part in national elections so far this year

• Why Bulgaria is the EU's lowest ranked country on press freedom index

  23 Sep 2014:

  Irish start-up company is now country's largest media owner

• Eyewitness: Buzludzha, Bulgaria

  Picture, 14 Sep 2014:

  Photographs from the Guardian Eyewitness series

• Daily Mail publishes third correction in breaching the editors' code

  4 Sep 2014:

  But paper escapes censure by Press Complaints Commission

• Bulgarian journalist wins battle to overturn criminal libel conviction

  29 Aug 2014:

  She is vindicated after being ordered to pay fine

• Sofia zoo closes after unexplained deaths of animals

  26 Aug 2014: Zoo is temporarily shut as experts try to discover why three Indian bison, two yaks and a camel have died

• Number of Romanians and Bulgarians working in UK rises 8%

  13 Aug 2014: Official figures show number of workers from new EU members has increased but is still short of predicted influx

• Collapse of the USSR – in pictures

  14 Jul 2014: The last Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev initiated reforms that ultimately led to the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Here are some of the key moments:

• Soviet Ghosts: an Empire in decay - in pictures

  10 Jul 2014: The Eastern bloc is full of abandoned monuments to the glory of the Soviet Union. Risking arrest and radiation, photographer Rebecca Litchfield took a road trip through state communism's ruins.
  

• Eurozone inflation sticks at 0.5%; EC supports Bulgaria after bank runs – business live

  30 Jun 2014: European Commission steps in with £1.35bn credit line, as Bulgaria's leaders urge citizens not to panic and withdraw their savings today.

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