Bulgarian government changes rules on applications for permanent residence by foreigners
Bulgaria’s Cabinet, at a regular meeting on October 4, adopted amendments to the regulations arising from the Foreigners Act in
Read moreBulgaria’s Cabinet, at a regular meeting on October 4, adopted amendments to the regulations arising from the Foreigners Act in
Read moreForty-eight per cent of the teachers in Bulgaria are 50 or older, according to statistics released by EU statistics agency
Read moreThe new line-up of Bulgaria’s Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) took their oaths of office on October 3 in a ceremony
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov and his Romanian counterpart Mihai Tudose attended a ceremony to officially open a new border
Read moreSofia mayor Yordanka Fandukova said on October 3 that she would terminate contracts with two companies which had been chosen
Read moreBulgaria’s Finance Ministry said that the consolidated Budget surplus for the first eight months of 2017 was 2.15 billion leva,
Read moreFees for parking zones in Sofia now have to be paid from 8.30am to 7.30pm on weekdays. So far, the
Read moreThe European Commission released on September 30 its assessments of the 19 bids by EU countries to host the European
Read moreBulgaria will hold a regular test of its civil defence warning siren system at 1pm on October 2 in Sofia
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