Vigils to be held for murdered Bulgarian television journalist
Mourning vigils are to be held in Sofia and other cities on the evening of October 8 for Viktoria Marinova,
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Mourning vigils are to be held in Sofia and other cities on the evening of October 8 for Viktoria Marinova,
Read moreVolen Siderov, leader of the Ataka party – part of the United Patriots, the ultra-nationalist grouping that is the minority
Read moreAbout 60 per cent of adult Bulgarians do not attend the mandatory annual medical examination, according to National Health Insurance
Read moreA group of Bulgarians have re-enacted a little-known clash in which, in September 1944, the Ninth Infantry Regiment of Plovdiv
Read moreTwo border police employees at the Sofia Airport border checkpoint are facing disciplinary punishment as a result of an incident
Read moreBulgaria’s Defence Ministry went ahead with conferring honours on Dyanko Markov, a 96-year-old veteran of the Union of Bulgarian National
Read moreUkrainian President Petro Poroshenko has told visiting Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov: “I dream that we will sit together in
Read moreThe European Commission said on October 5 that welcomes the signature the previous day of an agreement between the Fund
Read moreKrassimir Vlahov, the former deputy head of Bulgaria’s Supreme Court of Cassation, was elected by Parliament on October 5 to
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