July 29, 2019 – The Sofia Globe

Large numbers in protests in Bulgaria against nominee to be Prosecutor-General

Protesters numbering several hundreds, if not thousands, turned out on the evening of July 29 to protest against the nomination

The ancient Roman Forum complex in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv frequently delights archaeologists with things dug up – but for

Bulgaria’s competition watchdog received formal appeals from all four losing bidders in the Sofia Airport concession tender before the deadline

The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency (BNSA) said on July 29 that it had confirmed a new outbreak of African Swine

Twenty kilometre sanitary zones are being set up around all 62 registered industrial pig farms in Bulgaria, the country’s Agriculture

Results of a regular monthly poll by Bulgaria’s National Statistical Institute showed the business climate in the country as seen

In 2019, Bulgaria marks 30 years since the internal communist party coup that brought down long-time dictator Todor Zhivkov on