GERB parliamentary leader Tsvetanov: Bulgaria’s government ‘is stable’
Bulgaria’s coalition government is stable, according to Tsvetan Tsvetanov, parliamentary leader of Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s GERB party, commenting on
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Bulgaria to invite seven countries to bid to supply fighter jets
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Defence has made public a draft Request for Proposals document that envisages inviting seven countries to supply
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Day of drama as tensions in Bulgaria government minority partner reach Cabinet
The regular weekly meeting of Bulgaria’s Cabinet on July 25 had an irregular element – the presence of Volen Siderov,
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Bulgarian archaeologists map out large 3rd century Roman tomb near Plovdiv
Bulgarian archaeologists have finished mapping out the extent of a large Roman tomb near the city of Plovdiv and were
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#artofdanube: Kilometre-long portrait of Danube to visit two places in Bulgaria
A kilometre-long painting of the Danube, the world’s longest, is on tour through 13 cities along the river in summer
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Alpha Research poll: Six out of 10 Bulgarians do not foresee early elections
Just 37.1 per cent of Bulgarians polled by Alpha Research said that they expected the current political situation to lead
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Bulgaria warns Greece and Turkey of dangerous increased river levels
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said on July 24 that it had warned the authorities in Greece and Turkey of an
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One dead in floods in Bulgaria’s Teteven
A man has died in the flood-stricken area of Teteven in north central Bulgaria after attempting to get across the
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Bulgarian President Radev vetoes Privatisation Act amendments
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev has vetoed the Privatisation Act amendments passed by Parliament last week, on the grounds that the
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