Bulgarian authorities: Water to be piped via Sofia to resolve crisis in Pernik
The town of Pernik, stricken with a water supply crisis for months, is to be supplied with water from Belmeken
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Author: The Sofia Globe staff
Bulgarian Cabinet backs gambling bill banning private lottery games
Bulgaria’s Cabinet was supporting the bill of amendments to the country’s Gambling Act that would ban lottery games organised by
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FDI in Bulgaria in January-November 2019 was 989.2M euro
Foreign direct investment in Bulgaria in the first 11 months of 2019 stood at 989.2 million euro, the equivalent of
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Bulgaria’s Prosecutor-General orders probe into organiser of ‘Lukov March’
Bulgaria’s Prosecutor-General Ivan Geshev has ordered an investigation into the legality or otherwise of the Bulgarian National Union – Edelweiss
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Controversy over round table on Second World War labour camps for Bulgarian Jewish men
The Organization of the Jews in Bulgaria Shalom has sharply criticised a “national round table” held on January 17 billed
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Outrage as Jewish graves vandalised in Bulgaria’s town of Shoumen
Outrage has resulted after vandals attacked tombstones in the Jewish cemetery in the town of Shoumen in north-eastern Bulgaria. In
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TEDxVitosha2020 – The event that you don’t want to miss
TEDxVitosha is coming our way with high speed. Besides the terrific speakers, on January 25, we are going to hear
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Appeal court upholds custody for Bulgarian former environment minister facing mismanagement charges
The Appellate Special Criminal Court ruled on January 16 to uphold an earlier court ruling remanding former environment minister Neno
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Bulgaria’s statistical institute to hold test census in March
A test census of the population and of housing stock will be conducted by the National Statistical Institute in March,
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