Bulgaria set to benefit most from EU energy union, Sefcovic says
Among 28 members of the EU, Bulgaria could benefit the most from closer energy ties inside the bloc, European Commission
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Month: September 2015
2015 school year opens in Bulgaria
The 2015/16 school year opened in Bulgaria on September 15, with more than 750 000 pupils heading to schools across
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Tsipras turns down ‘grand coalition’ invitation by Meimarakis
During a televised debate on Monday night, Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras ruled out forming a coalition government with New Democracy
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Hungarian border busy before new migrant law takes force
The small Hungarian border village of Röszke was awash with activity the night before the country promised to crack down
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EU interior ministers fail to agree on refugee deal
EU interior ministers were supposed to agree on a relocation scheme for refugees. But they split up without even coming
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What’s On: Comedy Fest Sofia 2.0
Comedy Fest Sofia 2.0 opens at Studio 5 at the National Palace of Culture, NDK, on September 27 and continues
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What’s On: Exhibition of work by Christo and Jeanne-Claude at Sofia City Art Gallery from September 14 to November 22
An exhibition of work entitled Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Prints and Objects 1963-2014” is on at Sofia City Art Gallery from
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What’s On: Street Art Fest in Plovdiv on September 26 and 27
A Street Art Fest is being held in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv on September 26 and 27 2015, the fourth
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Bulgaria appeals court acquits former interior minister Tsvetanov in wiretap case retrial
Sofia Appellate Court ruled on September 14 to acquit former interior minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov on charges of failing to comply
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