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More than 7000 refugees and migrants have been stranded in Serbia since neighbouring countries closed their borders. Many are spending what money they have left on people smugglers. Smugglers are […]
Turkey has threatened to cancel a migrant readmission deal with Greece after Greece’s Supreme Court rejected a request from Turkey for the extraditi ...
Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov played some of the best tennis of his career, showcasing his improved form to start 2017, but fell short in his bid t ...
Sofia is not New York, Plovdiv is not Hollywood and Varna is not Monaco. Well, but maybe Slanchev Briag (also known as “Sunny Beach” or & ...
Greek police foiled on January 27 attempts by protesting farmers from villages near the Promachonas – Kulata checkpoint to move their tractors to block the border checkpoint between Greece and […]
Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry said that on International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2017, it was honouring the memory of diplomats who intervened to save Jews from being sent to Nazi death camps […]
Bulgaria’s caretaker cabinet headed by Ognyan Gerdzhikov took office on January 27, with head of state Roumen Radev giving it the tasks of ensuring the smooth functioning of the state, […]
The new Bulgarian caretaker government will be in charge starting today, after a ceremony with President Rumen Radev. Ognyan Gerdzhikov, the Caretaker Prime Minister chosen by Radev, is 70 years […]
Prime Minister – Ognyan Gerdzhikov (70) Professor of civil and commercial law at Sofia University, who has a long list of published works in the area of civil, commercial and company […]
A Bulgarian parliamentary election now would be likely to produce a situation similar to that in 2013, a stalemate in which the formation of a governing coalition would be difficult, […]
