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Bulgaria’s Parliament elected the new line-up of the Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) on June 29, replacing the current members, whose terms expired in October 2015. The regulator’s new […]
Bulgarian head of state President Rossen Plevneliev and the country’s National Assembly have condemned the June 28 terrorist attack on Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport, that left 36 people dead and more […]
Bulgarian authorities have increased security at the Sofia Airport on June 29, following the deadly attacks at Istanbul’s Ataturk airport the previous night, which left at least 36 people dead […]
With Brexit tremors sending cascading political and economic shockwaves near and far, shaking the foundations of all that is familiar, it has become almost routine since the referendum for Britain’s […]
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has expressed his deep condolences to the families of victims of the attack on Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport, in which at least 28 people died. Reports […]
Explosions and what sounded like gunfire have rocked Istanbul’s international Ataturk airport. A Turkish official says at least 28 people are dead. State news agency Anadolou reports 60 wounded. Turkish […]
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 leaders for the first time […]
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 uncertainty, that could have […]
Bulgaria’s Tourism Ministry is calling for bids for contractors to organise tours of the country for foreign journalists, in a tender worth a total of 1.8 million leva (about 922 […]
