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European leaders pressured debt-ridden Greece Thursday to reach a new deal to stave off a default on its loans, but the International Monetary Fund said there was “no progress.” “We […]
Arriving in what was to be our home away from home in rural Bulgaria, we knew not a soul. But by the time we left Kalofer, a village tucked away [&hel ...
A protest by Bulgarian police, firefighters and prison warders against proposals to raise their retirement age and against working conditions is to st ...
The New Symphony Orchestra is holding its season-closing concert on June 27 2015 at 7.30pm. The programme includes Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night ...
An exhibition entitled “Nude”, of sculptures and drawings from the Sofia City Art Gallery collection, opens on June 17 2015 and continues until July 12. The exhibition is being held […]
Ahead of the 2015 Sofia Pride Parade on June 27, the Sofia Pride Film Fest is being held from June 22 to 26. Entrance to the films is free, but […]
A 2600-year-old statue depicting an Egyptian priest will be delivered to the Archaeological Museum in Plovdiv, accompanied by a further 43 exhibits from the Louvre in Paris – and accompanied […]
The opening minutes of Jurassic World, the fourth instalment in the series that first thrilled audiences in 1993 with the release of Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster Jurassic Park, spark very little […]
Bulgaria’s state-owned gas grid operator Bulgartransgaz has filed lawsuits with two courts and has also lodged a complaint with the central bank, seeking to recoup 28.7 million leva, or 15.3 […]
Bulgaria is strongly committed to the construction of gas interconnectors, especially with Greece, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov said at a meeting with US special envoy and co-ordinator for international […]
