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Bulgaria’s overall performance on the Social Justice Index continues to place it among the European Union countries most urgently in need of policy reforms, the Bertelsmann Foundation said. With a […]
The European Environment Agency (EEA) and the European Commission launched the European Air Quality Index on November 16. The online feature lets user ...
An exhibition of paintings entitled “The Labyrinth” by Bulgarian artist Professor Gredi Assa is on at the Academia Gallery at the National ...
The European Commission’s regular reports on progress under the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM) have always elicited the same react ...
Bulgaria granted a total of 7942 first residence permits to non-EU citizens in 2016, mostly for family reasons and the largest percentage to Turks, according to figures released on November […]
The Bulgarian Socialist Party, which is seeking the ouster of Speaker Dimitar Glavchev, said on November 16 that it was starting a boycott of sittings of Parliament. However, it is […]
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov cabled his Greek counterpart Alexis Tsipras on November 16 after at least 15 people died in flash floods in the Greek prefecture of Attica, expressing his deepest […]
At Sofia’s City Park, several people with hammers and screwdrivers were busy setting up the German Christmas Market on Thursday. While the typical wooden huts were already standing, the stage […]
TUI Group is the largest travel and tourism company in the world. Merging with former competitors is one of the strategies TUI pursued, in order to become the giant it is […]
