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The USNS Carson City docked in the Bulgarian port of Varna on August 27 for a visit that will continue until August 29 and is part of the vessel’s first […]
The Sofia Regional Prosecutor’s Office has pressed a number of charges against Grigor Grigorov, driver of the bus that crashed on the Svoge-Sofia road on August 25. This was announced […]
A total of 31 587 citizens of non-EU countries had permanent or long-term residence in Bulgaria in 2017 – a figure almost double that of the previous year, according to […]
Bulgaria’s Registry Agency said on August 27 that the full functionality of the country’s Trade Register has been restored, ending the longest outage since the register’s creation more than a […]
A ban is in effect on civilian flights and sailing in an area off Shabla on Bulgaria’s northern Black Sea coast from August 27 to 31 while the Air Force […]
As emergency doctors fought on August 26 to save the lives of people in critical condition after the previous day’s bus crash near Svoge that took 16 lives, Bulgarian authorities […]
Sixteen people are reported dead and a large number are injured after a bus lost control, left the road and overturned on a rock massif near the Iskar Gorge in […]
Bulgaria’s Prosecutor-General and the Inspectorate of the Interior Ministry have ordered investigations into allegations related to an August 17 collision between a Mercedes driven by President Roumen Radev’s father and [&hellip ...
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, whose government has been the subject of repeated criticism from President Roumen Radev over a series of military aviation accidents, hit back on August 25 […]
Prime Minister Boiko Borissov visited Bulgaria’s ancient sacred site of Perperikon on August 25, saying that archaeological discoveries would encourage children, students, tourists and every Bulgarian to turn their attention [… ...
