Bulgaria Jewish organisations, gay and lesbian NGO commit to co-operate against hate crimes
United in their desire for an effective approach to fighting hate crimes against certain groups in Bulgarian society, the leaderships
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Month: January 2019
Bulgaria ends 2018 with 137M leva Budget surplus
Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry said that the consolidated Budget surplus for the full year 2018 was 137 million leva, or 0.1
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Yet another glitch for Bulgaria’s ‘e-vignette’ road tax system
At the close of a month that has seen numerous problems with the introduction of Bulgaria’s electronic road tax “e-vignette”
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Nato chief says he expects all 29 allies will sign Skopje’s accession protocol soon
Nato Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on January 31 that he expected that all 29 allies will sign the accession protocol
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Unemployment in Bulgaria 5.2% in December 2018, youth unemployment rose
Unemployment in Bulgaria in December 2018 was 5.2 per cent, unchanged from November and down from 5.7 per cent in
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European court awards damages to former Labour Minister Maslarova in case against Bulgaria
The European Court of Human Rights said on January 31 that it was awarding damages to Bulgaria’s former Labour and
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37% of Bulgarians cannot afford to heat their homes, highest rate in EU – Eurostat
Thirty-seven per cent of people in Bulgaria could not afford to keep their homes adequately warm, the highest percentage in
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Bulgaria to commemorate communist ‘People’s Court’ slaughter on February 1
The craters left by the Allied bombing of Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia were convenient. Most suitable for pre-dug mass graves.
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Bulgarian National Gallery showing selection of artworks donated between 2015 and 2018
An exhibition of a selection of the more than 360 artworks donated to the National Art Gallery in Bulgaria’s capital
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