African Swine Fever: More than 100 000 pigs in northern Bulgaria killed
The outbreaks of African Swine Fever in Bulgaria have resulted in more than 100 000 pigs being culled in the
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Day: August 1, 2019
ASF: Mayors in Bulgaria’s Pazardzhik district vow to defy slaughter order
Mayors of 31 villages in the district of Pazardzhik in Bulgaria have issued a joint statement saying that they will
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In Skopje, Bulgarian PM urges joint historical commission ‘to work daily’
Visiting Skopje, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has urged a joint Bulgarian-North Macedonia historical commission to “work daily” to come
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Bulgarian PM in Skopje to celebrate two years of good-neighbourliness treaty
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has arrived in Skopje, where together with his North Macedonian counterpart Zoran Zaev, he will
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European Commission calls on all EU member states to recognise Roma Holocaust
The European Commission has called on all EU countries to recognise the Roma Holocaust and to mark August 2 as
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Bulgarian TV showman says he will found a political party
After 19 years on the air, Bulgarian television showman Slavi Trifonov’s nightly broadcast came to an end, with an announcement
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Archaeology: Three silver Venetian coins found at Bulgaria’s Rusokastro Fortress
Excavations at Bulgaria’s Rusokastro Fortress site have revealed three silver Venetian coins in very good condition, the Regional Historical Museum
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‘Archaeology of Memory’ exhibition opens in Sofia on August 1
An exhibition entitled “Archaeology of Memory” opens at the Sofia Arsenal Museum for Contemporary Art on August 1 at 6.30pm
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Bulgaria’s road death toll in first seven months of 2019 is 311
A total of 311 people died in road accidents in Bulgaria in the first seven months of 2019, the Interior
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