Archaeology: Ancient tavern, shops found under Sofia’s Sveta Nedelya Square
An archaeological team working at the site of Bulgarian capital Sofia’s Sveta Nedelya Square said that they had found a
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What’s On: Bulgaria’s Plovdiv holds ‘Night’ from September 15 to 17
The bumper collection of events in Plovdiv known as “NIGHT” – founded originally as the Night of the Museums and
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Bulgaria’s main foreign policy national security risks in 2016 were Syria war, migrant pressure on EU – official report
The main foreign policy risks to Bulgaria’s national security in 2016 came from the continuing military operations in Syria, instability
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Joint Bulgaria – Israeli flight training exercise to be held in September 2017
A joint flight training exercise by the air forces of Bulgaria and Israel is to be held in Bulgaria in
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Remembering victims of totalitarian and authoritarian regimes: ‘There is no place in the EU for extremism, intolerance and oppression’
There is no place in the European Union for extremism, intolerance and oppression, European Commissioners Frans Timmermans and Věra Jourová said
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Council for Electronic Media elects Kamenarov as new head of public broadcaster Bulgarian National Television
Bulgaria’s Council for Electronic Media voted on August 23 to appoint Konstantin Kamenarov as the new director-general of public broadcaster
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Bulgarian tavern in hot water over illegal charge for patrons
A Bulgarian tavern in the northern Black Sea coastal resort village of Kranevo could face a large fine after being
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Bulgarian police and road agency inspectorate launch large-scale checks of lorries and cars
Bulgarian police and Road Agency Inspectorate officials started on August 22 large-scale checks of drivers of lorries and cars for
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Jewish monument in Bulgaria’s Vidin defaced
A monument erected in Bulgaria’s Vidin by Israelis from the town has been defaced, daubed with the words “Allah”, “Palestine”,
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