Hungary’s Orbán seeks Bulgarian EU Presidency’s help to change migration policy
Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán brought his campaign against the EU’s migration policy to Sofia on February 19, underlining his
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Author: The Sofia Globe staff
Nordic MTG agrees sale of Bulgarian broadcaster Nova Televizia to Czech PPF Group
Modern Times Group (MTG) said on February 19 that it has agreed to sell its majority stake in Bulgarian broadcaster
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Sofia Airport reports 6.6% passenger traffic increase in January 2018
Sofia Airport saw a 6.6 per cent year-on-year increase in passenger numbers in January 2018, falling just short of half
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Bulgaria’s Health Ministry mulling tougher sanctions against breaches of indoor smoking ban
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Health is considering adopting proposals from anti-smoking NGOs for considerably tougher penalties for breaches of the ban
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Federer sweeps Dimitrov aside in Rotterdam final
Grigor Dimitrov has now lost all seven meetings against Roger Federer after losing the Rotterdam Open final 2-6, 2-6 on
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Memorial to Bulgarian Liberation hero Levski unveiled at embassy in Athens
A memorial to Vassil Levski was unveiled at the Bulgarian embassy in Greek capital Athens on February 18, the day
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Second US Navy Sixth Fleet destroyer enters Black Sea
Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Carney joined USS Ross in the Black Sea to conduct maritime security operations on February
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Bulgarian Foreign Ministry: Lukov March was demonstration of xenophobia, discrimination and hatred
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on February 18 that it categorically condemns the demonstration of xenophobia, discrimination and hatred,
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2018 Lukov March goes ahead in Sofia, joined by foreign far-right groups
Supporters of Neo-Nazi and far-right groups from Russia, Germany, Hungary and Greece joined the hundreds of torch-bearing participants in the
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