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Bulgaria’s Cabinet approved on July 10 a contract worth about $1.25 billion to buy eight F-16 fighter jets from the United States. The deal involves six one-seater and two two-seater […]
The European Commission’s summer forecast for the EU economy, released on July 10, kept the growth estimate for the European Union as a whole and th ...
Bulgarian head of state President Roumen Radev has decreed October 27 as the date for the 2019 elections of municipal councillors and mayors across th ...
Ataka leader Volen Siderov, ousted as leader of the parliamentary group of the United Patriots, accused the leaders of the other two parties in the ul ...
Bulgaria’s government said after a Cabinet meeting on July 10 that it was proposing to the President to confer on Associate Professor Alexander Oscar, president of the Organization of the […]
North Macedonia’s government has approved a report on celebrating key historical figures jointly with Bulgaria, noting that a joint historical commission is to speed up work on other figures and […]
Remnants of a church estimated to date from the end of the First Bulgarian Kingdom – about the 11th century – have been found at the Misionis fortress site near […]
Bulgaria’s Special Prosecutor’s Office has laid charges against Yordanka Kostadinova, head of the customs office in the town of Sevlievo, alleging that she received bribes from a company manager every […]
As at January 1 2019, Latvia had the largest annual population decrease in the European Union, dropping by 7.5 percentage points, with the populations of Bulgaria and Croatia both dropping […]
Bulgarian Parliament voted on July 10 to overturn President Roumen Radev’s veto on amendments to the country’s Black Sea Act that ban tents, as well as vehicles including campers and […]
