Political polarisation as Bulgaria commemorates victims of communism
Bulgaria’s customary political polarisation was in evidence on February 1, the day decreed in 2011 to commemorate the many thousands
Read moreBulgaria’s customary political polarisation was in evidence on February 1, the day decreed in 2011 to commemorate the many thousands
Read moreCalling on the world to “stand together against the normalisation of hate,” United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres emphasised in his
Read moreBulgaria’s National Assembly voted unanimously on January 18 to ratify the treaty with the Republic of Macedonia on friendship, good-neighbourliness
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the EU, used a January 17 address to
Read moreThe commemorative coin and souvenir ties have run off the production lines, the main venue is prepared, and the priorities
Read moreThere was outrage as the charity bazaar of the International Women’s Club in Sofia saw politicisation of the event by
Read moreA delegation of senior clergy from the Bulgarian Orthodox Church left for the celebrations of the centenary of the restoration
Read moreFitch Ratings has upgraded Bulgaria’s Long-Term Foreign- and Local-Currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) to ‘BBB’ from ‘BBB-‘. The outlooks are
Read moreBulgaria’s National Assembly adopted on December 1 a declaration, tabled by MPs from various parliamentary groups, on the country’s 2018
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