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The largest Chinese cultural centre in Central and South-Eastern Europe opened in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia on November 23. The centre, at 77 Rakovski Street in Sofia, covers eight floors, a […]
A looming Brexit makes Britain ineligible to host the EU’s year-long cultural title, the EU has confirmed, describing it as a matter of “c ...
Ratko Mladic, the former general in charge of Bosnian Serb forces during the Balkans war in the early 1990s has been convicted of 10 charges of genoci ...
At the beginning of December, Italy’s capital Rome will host a conference entitled “The Western Balkans at a crossroads”, organised ...
Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted on November 23 to approve the second reading of amendments to laws on the EU Blue Card residence and work permit to lengthen the validity from […]
The European Court of Human Rights has ordered Bulgaria to pay a record 462 000 euro damages to be distributed among seven Bulgarians who complained that a final judgment in […]
The November 23 joint meeting in Strumica of the governments of Bulgaria and Macedonia was proof of the development of relations between the two countries, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov […]
Bulgarian Parliament passed amendments to the Interior Ministry Act on November 23 that would give the border police directorate of the ministry wider powers to investigate crimes and participate in […]
Nine agreements are expected to be signed on November 23 in Strumica at the first joint meeting of the governments of Bulgaria and the Republic of Macedonia. The meeting will […]
A list of statues and monuments that should be immediately withdrawn from Skopje’s city centre is in the hands of culture minister of Macedonia, Robert Alagjozovski, with the final decisions […]
