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On the 25th anniversary of democracy in Bulgaria, United States artist Brian Dailey embarked on a photographic journey of the country documenting its political electorate. The results are on display […]
Bulgarian Defence Minister Nikolai Nenchev said on July 1 2015 that the cabinet had given him a mandate to negotiate the purchase of military jet figh ...
Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov faced a stern test from big-serving American Steve Johnson but won in straight sets 7-6 (10-8), 6-2, 7-6 (7-2) to boo ...
Bulgaria granted citizenship to 808 people in 2013, with people from Ukraine accounting for the largest number, going by figures released by Eurostat ...
The Plovdiv appellate court ruled on July 1 to increase the jail sentence handed to imam Ahmed Musa Ahmed, who was found guilty of preaching anti-democratic ideology in March 2014, […]
Bulgaria’s cabinet approved on July 1 the setting up of a co-ordination council to prepare the country for euro zone membership. The council will be chaired by the finance minister, […]
Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry said that the consolidated Budget surplus grew to 1.09 billion leva, or 1.3 per cent of the forecast gross domestic product (GDP), at the end of May, […]
The security threats to Bulgaria come not only from the conflict in Ukraine or from the “Islamic State” group but also from Bulgaria’s three neighbouring countries where there is a […]
Bulgaria’s State Agency for National Security, assisted by Sofia police, carried out a special operation in the capital city on July 1, reportedly detaining more than 30 migrants in an […]
The Greek bailout crisis remains unresolved, with European finance chiefs saying they would continue to examine Athens’ last-minute debt relief proposal on Wednesday. The eurozone’s 19 finance ministers discussed the […]
