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An exhibition entitled ‘The Bassat Collection Contemporary Art of Spain’ opens at the Palace venue of Bulgaria’s National Art Gallery in Sofia on March 1 and will continue until April […]
Schools in Bulgaria’s Black Sea cities of Varna and Bourgas were closed on February 28 because of severe winter weather conditions, while in the morning, the Bourgas – Karnobat section […]
Close to 5000 people took part in a central Skopje rally on February 27 demanding that there will be no name change for their country. The protest was organised by […]
The laws of economics and of supply-and-demand theory seem to be severely questioned when low-cost airlines enter a market. It seems that in most cases, they create a demand by […]
Prime Minister Zoran Zaev said on February 27 that if dignity was preserved in a name change, Macedonian citizens would support it in a referendum. Speaking after a Western Balkans […]
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev became the latest senior politician to express concerns about Czech utility CEZ’s intention to sell its entire Bulgarian business to a little-known Bulgarian firm, going as […]
Bulgaria’s special criminal court was finally able to start proceedings in the trial related to the collapse of the Corporate Commercial Bank (CCB) at the fourth attempt on February 27, […]
Bulgaria is continuing to maintain economic and financial stability and is taking active steps to achieve high economic growth, Prime Minister Boiko Borissov told World Trade Organisation director-general Roberto Azevêdo […]
The operation of the green and blue zones paid parking system in Bulgarian capital Sofia was suspended for a second consecutive day on February 27 because snowy conditions made it […]
Bulgaria awoke on February 27 to another day of low temperatures, snow, strong wind and low visibility, with the Road Infrastructure Agency reporting that the most critically-affected areas were Dobrich, […]
