Bulgarian prosecutors press charges against driver of Svoge crash bus, as death toll reaches 17
The Sofia Regional Prosecutor’s Office has pressed a number of charges against Grigor Grigorov, driver of the bus that crashed
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Author: The Sofia Globe staff
Non-EU citizens with permanent or long-term residence in Bulgaria close to double in a year
A total of 31 587 citizens of non-EU countries had permanent or long-term residence in Bulgaria in 2017 – a
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Bulgaria’s Trade Register restored to full functionality
Bulgaria’s Registry Agency said on August 27 that the full functionality of the country’s Trade Register has been restored, ending
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Ban on civilian flights, sailing as Bulgarian Air Force holds exercise at Shabla
A ban is in effect on civilian flights and sailing in an area off Shabla on Bulgaria’s northern Black Sea
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Investigations continue into Bulgaria’s worst bus crash in nine years
As emergency doctors fought on August 26 to save the lives of people in critical condition after the previous day’s
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16 dead in bus accident in Bulgaria’s Iskar Gorge
Sixteen people are reported dead and a large number are injured after a bus lost control, left the road and
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Prosecutors, police investigate allegations over accident involving Bulgarian President’s father
Bulgaria’s Prosecutor-General and the Inspectorate of the Interior Ministry have ordered investigations into allegations related to an August 17 collision
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Bulgarian PM says President Radev also should admit blame over military aviation accidents
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, whose government has been the subject of repeated criticism from President Roumen Radev over a
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Borissov at Perperikon: Archaeology will help children, students, tourists turn attention to history
Prime Minister Boiko Borissov visited Bulgaria’s ancient sacred site of Perperikon on August 25, saying that archaeological discoveries would encourage
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