Communist monuments in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv vandalised
Communist monuments in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv were vandalised overnight, the day after the country observed the annual day in
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Author: The Sofia Globe staff
Bulgaria’s Black Sea city Varna introducing ‘Blue Zone’ paid parking system in May 2018
Motorists in Bulgaria’s largest Black Sea city Varna will pay one lev (about 51 euro cents) an hour to park
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Bulgarian President Radev vetoes amendments on farmland use
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev vetoed on February 2 a bill meant to modify the rules for changing the status of
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Bulgaria ends 2017 with 845.2M leva Budget surplus
Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry said that the consolidated Budget surplus for the full year 2017 was 845.2 million leva, or 0.8
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Asylum applications in EU+ countries in 2017 were 43% lower than in 2016 – EASO
The number of asylum applications in EU+ countries – meaning the 28 member states of the bloc plus Norway and
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42 dead in road accidents in Bulgaria in first month of 2018
A total of 42 people died in road accidents in the first month of 2018 in Bulgaria, the EU country
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Bulgaria’s GERB to seek Constitutional Court ruling on Istanbul Convention
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s party GERB, the senior partner in the governing coalition, plans to seek a ruling from
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Bulgarian Constitutional Court rules Parliament cannot reject an MP’s resignation
Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court ruled on January 30 that the National Assembly acted unconstitutionally in rejecting the resignation of MP Delyan
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Flu epidemics declared, closing schools in Varna, Rousse and four other Bulgarian districts
Schools have been closed in Bulgaria’s largest Black Sea city Varna, Rousse on the Danube, and in four other districts
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