Bulgarian President criticises government, calls for condemnation of Nazism over ‘Hitler salutes’ scandals
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev has become the latest to react to the controversy of the past few days about photographs
Read moreBulgarian President Roumen Radev has become the latest to react to the controversy of the past few days about photographs
Read moreBulgarian Defence Minister and nationalist United Patriots co-leader Krassimir Karakachanov said on May 19 that no decision had been taken
Read moreBulgaria’s National Assembly is hardly ever a place free of acrimonious exchanges, but May 2017 is seeing ever more bitter
Read moreBulgaria’s chief directorate against organised crime said on May 19 that 23 people had been arrested so far in an
Read moreAustrian energy group EVN said on May 19 that it has changed the name of its distribution subsidiary in Bulgaria
Read moreIn almost all European countries, English is the foreign language learnt by most pupils during primary and secondary education, according
Read moreForeign direct investment in Bulgaria in the first three months of 2017 showed a net outflow of 106 million euro,
Read moreTwo Bulgarian Jewish organisations jointly have strongly condemned the statements and inappropriate comments by Valeri Simeonov, deputy prime minister and
Read moreIn the second controversy to hit the Bulgarian government over a photo involving a Hitler salute, Prime Minister Boiko Borissov
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