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Buildings were evacuated and traffic restrictions imposed after a 220kg aerial bomb, said to date from the Second World War, was found during construction work at a site in the […]
After days of insisting that he would not apologise for controversial remarks that have led to protests demanding his resignation, Bulgarian Deputy Pr ...
The European Commission said that on October 24 it had adopted a proposal on fishing opportunities in 2019 for the most important commercial fish stoc ...
Among European Union countries, Bulgarians are least likely to agree that vaccines are sae, with only 66.3 per cent agreeing that they are, according ...
Bulgarian MPs voted on October 24 to overturn President Roumen Radev’s veto on the bill of amendments to the State Property Act. The motion carried with 145 MPs in favour […]
Citizens of Kosovo are waiting for the visa regime to be liberalised by the European Union, but this process may be delayed. Minister of European Integration Dhurata Hoxha says that […]
The motion of no confidence against Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s cabinet, tabled by the opposition socialists on the topic of the government’s alleged failures in the health care sector, was […]
Tourism continues to grow in Greece in 2018, according to official Bank of Greece data that showed an 11.6 per cent increase in incoming tourism traffic between January and August 2018, […]
The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency said on October 23 that it had confirmed a case of African Swine Fever in wild boar near Kaynardzha in the country’s Silistra district. Silistra […]
The political melodrama in the United Patriots, the minority partner in Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s coalition government, left the “Patriots” anything but united at the end of the day on […]
