Bulgarian Parliament approves first reading of amendments writing off debts owed by religious groups
Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted on March 8 to approve the first reading of legislative amendments writing off 8.2 million leva
Read moreBulgaria’s National Assembly voted on March 8 to approve the first reading of legislative amendments writing off 8.2 million leva
Read moreSofia municipality and the Organization of the Jews in Bulgaria “Shalom” are holding a procession entitled “Together for Bulgaria. Together
Read moreUK Prime Minister Theresa May telephoned her Bulgarian counterpart Boiko Borissov to discuss Brexit, the government information service in Sofia
Read moreThe Vatican announced on March 7 the full programme of the visit by Pope Francis to Bulgaria, confirmed for May
Read moreThe European Commission’s March infringements package, published on March 7, showed three new proceedings being launched against Bulgaria, with four
Read moreThe religious denominations and human rights committee of the Bulgarian Parliament approved on March 7 the first reading of legislative
Read moreBulgaria’s economy grew by 3.1 per cent last year, based on preliminary data, the country’s National Statistics Institute (NSI) said
Read moreSeventy per cent of women polled for a survey led by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)
Read moreTwo films from Israel are being screened at the 2019 Sofia International Film Festival, the embassy said. The films are
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