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Two, possibly three suicide bombers killed at least 28 people and wounded scores of others late Tuesday at Istanbul Ataturk Airport, Turkish authorities said. State television said one explosion occurred […]
Tuesday is another awkward day for Britain as Prime Minister David Cameron traveled to what is now hostile territory in Brussels to meet with EU leade ...
Ahead of the European Council discussions on the UK vote to leave the European Union, the Bulgarian government said that there should be no period of ...
Bulgaria’s Tourism Ministry is calling for bids for contractors to organise tours of the country for foreign journalists, in a tender worth a to ...
Bulgarian business sentiment improved again in June 2016, rising by 0.9 percentage points compared to May, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said on June 28. The monthly polls by the […]
The price of renting a beach umbrella at Bulgaria’s Irakli is the highest along the country’s Black Sea coastline, at 36 leva (just more than 18 euro) a day, according […]
The Regional Prosecutor’s Office in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Bourgas has dropped criminal proceedings against police officer Vulkan Hambarliev in connection with the October 2015 fatal shooting of […]
President Barack Obama has made forging sweeping trade deals with the European Union and the Asia-Pacific region a top foreign and economic policy goal for the final months of his […]
A court in the impoverished former Soviet republic of Moldova has sentenced former prime minister Vlad Filat to nine years in prison after finding him guilty of corruption and abuse […]
