Bulgarian MPs overturn presidential veto on Electoral Code amendments
Bulgarian Parliament voted on March 6 to overturn President Roumen Radev’s veto on amendments to the country’s Electoral Code in
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Author: The Sofia Globe staff
Bulgaria granted citizenship to 914 people in 2017, down 44% – Eurostat
Bulgaria granted citizenship to 914 people in 2017, a figure 44 per cent lower than in 2016, European Union statistics
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Bulgaria’s first ambassador to Saudi Arabia arrives in Riyadh
Dimitar Abadzhiev, the newly-appointed Bulgarian ambassador to Saudi Arabia, has arrived in Riyadh, the Foreign Ministry in Sofia said on
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Bulgaria’s mountain resort Bansko bans construction of new nightclubs, casinos – report
The municipality of Bansko, one of Bulgaria’s three largest ski resorts, has voted an ordinance banning the construction of more
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‘Legend of the Lake’, ballet to music by Vladigerov, premieres in Sofia on March 15
“Legend of the Lake”, a ballet to the music of renowned Bulgarian composer Pancho Vladigerov with a libretto by Donvena
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‘Walking on Water’ documentary about Christo’s Floating Piers to be shown at Sofia Film Fest
“Walking on Water”, Andrey Paounov’s documentary about Bulgarian-born artist Christo’s Floating Piers project, is to be shown on March 7,
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Bulgaria’s measles outbreak: First cases in Plovdiv and Bourgas reported
The first two cases of measles in Bulgaria’s cities of Plovdiv and Bourgas amid the recent outbreak of the disease
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Visiting Sofia, Russian PM Medvedev discusses energy projects with Borissov, Radev
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and his Bulgarian counterpart Boiko Borissov discussed their respective priorities on their energy agendas in
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Bulgaria’s measles outbreak: More than 1000 children in Plovdiv not vaccinated – report
More than 1000 children in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv have not had the compulsory vaccine against measles, mumps and rubella
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