Bulgaria fires 25 customs officers
A total of 25 Bulgarian Customs Agency employees at the Kapitan Andreevo border checkpoint with Turkey are being fired, with
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Month: April 2015
Bulgarian Red Cross launches Nepal earthquake appeal
The Bulgarian Red Cross has launched a fundraising campaign to assist people hard-hit by the earthquake in Nepal, which as
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Tsipras does not rule out referendum on possible deal with creditors
The Greek government is at a difficult point of the negotiations with its lenders but it has nothing to hide
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British expat in Bulgaria releases free album to celebrate 50th birthday
British singer/songwriter and author, Jonathan Taylor, who lives in the village of Krushevo, near Sevlievo, is to celebrate his 50th
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Bulgaria to draft new plan for armed forces, but no defence budget update this year
Bulgaria’s cabinet should draft a new plan for the development of the armed forces, but there will be no update
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Sofia court impounds 1.2M leva assets of former Parliament deputy speaker
Sofia City Court has impounded assets worth 1.26 million leva, about 645 500 euro, held by the former deputy speaker of
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Ukraine-EU Summit starts in Kyiv as Russian forces in east show readiness for combat
Combined Russian-separatist forces are at their “highest level” of combat readiness while Ukraine faces mounting pressure to cede more power
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Omani sovereign fund sues Bulgaria over CCB saga, lawyer claims
An Omani sovereign fund that held 30 per cent in Bulgaria’s Corporate Commercial Bank (CCB) has lodged court action against Bulgaria,
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Bulgarian court jails man for trying to set fire to Plovdiv mosque
The Plovdiv District Court sentenced Viktor Alexandrov to a year in jail for trying to set fire to the Bulgarian
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