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Controversy has erupted in Bulgaria over the killing of more than 4000 sheep and goats in the Bourgas and Yambol districts following an outbreak of ovine rinderpest. On July 15, […]
For the first time in Bulgaria, an audio tour system has been added to the Rodopi narrow-gauge train, offering information in three languages – ...
Addressing Parliament on July 13, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov listed what he saw as the successes of the country’s Presidency of the ...
Bulgaria’s attempt to use the six-month period during which it held the rotating presidency of the EU to advance its bid to join the euro zone a ...
The great success of the Croatian national football team in reaching the final of the World Cup in Russia has become another reason for deepening political, social and ethnic divisions […]
In the period January – May 2018 the value of all the goods exported from Bulgaria amounted to 20 934.9 million leva and in comparison with the same period of […]
The European Commission’s summer forecast for the EU economy, released on July 12, reduced the growth estimate for the European Union as a whole and the euro zone, but left […]
Bulgaria’s National Assembly passed amendments to the country’s Fuels Act at second reading on July 12, despite strong opposition from small fuel retailers and warnings of a possible EU infringement […]
The July 2018 Nato summit is very important because it should demonstrate unity, solidarity and determination of all member states, but so far the questions outnumber the answers, Bulgarian President […]
Bulgaria welcomes the decision at the July 2018 Nato summit to open talks with the Republic of Macedonia on that country joining the Alliance, a crucial step in its Euro-Atlantic […]
