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Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov pledged on August 29 that there would be “no protection and no help for anyone” responsible for the Svoge bus crash disaster four days earlier, […]
Bulgaria’s anti-trust regulator said on August 29 that the country’s Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) has issued a final ruling upholding the fines imposed by the watchdog on eight companies that […]
A regular monthly survey among managers has found that they see the business climate in Bulgaria as unfavourable, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said on August 29. In August 2018, […]
The remains of a former Turkish bath in the Kurshiyaka area of Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv have been bulldozed. The Turkish bath, on private property in Bratanitsa Street, was probably […]
The Bulgarian government is granting 375 leva (about 191 euro) one-off aid each from the social assistance fund to the relatives of the 17 victims of the August 25 bus […]
The election of Panos Skourtetis as Secretary of the Central Committee of SYRIZA on Monday evening unlocked the procedures towards the reshuffle of the Greek government that will take on the […]
The number of trips abroad by Bulgarians in July 2018 was close to 10 per cent higher than in July 2017, with Turkey and Greece the top destinations of choice. […]
An exhibition of work by Vidin-born Bulgarian Jewish artist Eliezer Alcheh, held to mark the 110th anniversary of his birth, opens at Sofia City Art Gallery on September 21 and […]
After lifting the ATP Finals trophy in London last year, Grigor Dimitrov spoke of taking the next step and challenging for his first career Grand Slam title in 2018. That […]
An exhibition entitled “Sergei Borisov and the Soviet Artistic Underground” opens at Sklada in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv on October 1 and continues until November 30 2018. The exhibition is […]
