‘Sofia – City of Tolerance and Wisdom’ campaign launched
A campaign entitled “Sofia – City of Tolerance and Wisdom” was launched in the Bulgarian capital on September 11 with
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Bulgarian Agriculture Minister: ‘Significant improvement’ in steps against African Swine Fever at Romanian border
There has been a significant improvement in disinfection measures at border crossings with Romania to prevent the spread of African
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Bulgarian President Radev hits back at predecessor Plevneliev
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev hit back on September 10 at his predecessor as head of state, Rossen Plevneliev, who has
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Bulgarian Chief Mufti condemns vandalising of Muslim graves in Dobrich
The office of the Chief Mufti, spiritual leader of Bulgaria’s Muslims, has strongly condemned the vandalising of more than 40
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Bulgarian PM Borissov: Resignations of three ministers to be tabled in Parliament on September 13
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov said on September 10 that the resignations submitted by three Cabinet ministers after the Svoge
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Strong winds delay draining of oil from shipwreck off Bulgarian coast
Strong winds on September 10 caused the postponement of an operation to drain heavy fuel oil from the shipwreck of
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Former president Plevneliev: Roumen Radev is Bulgaria’s first populist president
Bulgaria’s former president Rossen Plevneliev has sharply criticised his successor Roumen Radev, describing him as “the first Bulgarian populist president”
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Speeding, poor road conditions major factors in motor accidents in Bulgaria
More than 95 per cent of road accidents in Bulgaria are the fault of the drivers, with a third caused
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Bulgarian Jews celebrate Rosh Hashanah, new year 5779
Bulgarian Jews were poised to join others all around the world in welcoming Rosh Hashanah, the new year 5779, with
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