Bulgarian Food Safety Authority blocks import of Polish chicken infected with salmonella
The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency said on January 21 that it had blocked the import of three consignments of poultry
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Author: The Sofia Globe staff
Bulgarian PM Borissov holds talks with leaders at WEF in Davos
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov held talks with a number of leaders while in Davos on January 21 for the
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Bulgaria Air starting new direct flights to St Petersburg in April
Flag carrier Bulgaria Air is starting new direct flights from Sofia to St Petersburg in Russia on April 18 2020,
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Pernik water crisis: Studena Dam will drop to ‘dead volume’ in two weeks – mayor
Studena Dam, the main supply of water for the Bulgarian town of Pernik, will have water only for a further
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WJC, Bulgarian Jews reject claims made at ‘national round table’ on forced labour camps
The World Jewish Congress says that it stands with its affiliate, the Organization of the Jews in Bulgaria Shalom, in
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Bulgarian ultra-nationalist MEP fined, licence suspended, over drink-driving
Bulgarian ultra-nationalist MEP and former Sofia mayoral candidate Angel Dzhambazki has been fined 1000 leva (about 511 euro) and his
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International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance ministers adopt 2020 Declaration
Cabinet ministers from member countries of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), Bulgaria among them, adopted on January 19 the
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Bulgarian PM Borissov holds talks with IMF head Georgieva
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov held talks in Sofia with International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Kristalina Georgieva on January
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‘Lukov March’ organiser Bulgarian National Union hits back over probe by prosecutors
The ultra-nationalist Bulgarian National Union, organiser of the annual Lukov March held in Sofia in praise of a pro-Nazi general,
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