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Among the most popular drawcards at the 2015 Sofia Science Festival are sure to be the Exploratorium, where visitors will be able to see scientists performing hands-on experiments, and the […]
Georgi Purvanov, who resigned as leader of Bulgaria’s minority socialist breakaway party ABC on February 26 after a number of his MPs broke ranks by voting in favour of large-scale […]
Bulgaria’s ambassador in Ankara was summoned by the Turkish foreign ministry because of the resultion adopted by the National Assembly in Sofia on the 1915 “mass killing” of Armenians, separate […]
The Taipei Representative Office in Greece, in co-operation with the Sovereign Military Order of Malta in Bulgaria, donated 15 computers to the Alexander Pushkin 133 School in Sofia. The donation […]
The Romanian and Bulgarian foreign ministers have signed a joint statement on strengthening regional co-operation in the energy area, underlining the commitment of the two sides to the European strategic objective […]
European Union finance ministers, meeting in the Latvian capital of Riga, played down speculation Saturday that they are making plans for a potential Greek exit from the euro zone. They […]
Thousands of people and several world leaders gathered Friday in Armenia to mark the 100th anniversary of the World War I killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks. In the capital, […]
Bulgaria’s central bank said on April 24 that it will appeal against a court ruling setting the Corporate Commercial Bank (CCB) insolvency date on the day the lender lost its […]
Grigor Dimitrov is already Bulgaria’s best tennis player ever at the age of 23, but the world number 11 says he is determined to do better after an uneven start […]
Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted on April 24 to postpone by five months the imposition of fines on foreign and offshore companies that own agricultural land. The postponement, from May 1 […]
