Bulgaria security council re-iterates call for Russia to free Ukrainian sailors
Bulgaria’s Cabinet security council met on November 28 to discuss the heightened tensions between Moscow and Kyiv following the incident
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Month: November 2018
Bulgaria issues ‘Code Orange’ dangerous weather warning for six districts over snow, rain, wind
Bulgaria’s authorities issued the “Code Orange” warning of dangerous weather for six districts on November 28 over strong wind and
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Bulgarian President refers Corporate Tax Act amendments to Constitutional Court
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev asked the Constitutional Court to strike down a set of amendments to the country’s Corporate Tax
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Bulgarian President, PM call on Russia to free captured Ukrainian sailors
Bulgaria’s President Roumen Radev and Prime Minister Boiko Borissov were in rare agreement on November 27 when the two called
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Azov Sea crisis: Foreign Ministry advises Bulgarians to restrict travel to Ukraine
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said on November 27 that the country’s citizens should “limit” planned trips to Ukraine, especially in
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Bulgaria’s National History Museum to exhibit gold and silver coins, jewellery found at Kaliakra Fortress
Some of the most significant of the hundreds of gold and silver coins, as well as mediaeval jewellery from the
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Bulgaria anti-trust watchdog fines telecom A1 Bulgaria 804 340 leva
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) has fined telecommunications company A1 Bulgaria 804 340 leva, or about 411 250
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Hungary suspected of helping former Macedonian PM Gruevski escape
Former Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski’s escape from his native country to Hungary reads like a political thriller. Even Hungary’s
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Eurobarometer poll: Bulgarians more concerned about electoral interference than EU average
Four in five Bulgarians were concerned about votes being bought or sold in an election, according to the results of
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