Sofia International Film Festival 2018 opens officially on March 7
The 22nd Sofia Film Festival opens on March 7 2018 in Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture, NDK,
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Bulgaria
Domestic politics, stories of relevance to expatriates, organised crime and corruption, judiciary, foreign policy and popular topics such as archaeology and weather
Bulgaria heads for chilly Liberation Day long weekend
Weather forecasts for Bulgaria’s long weekend around the March 3 Liberation Day national holiday foresee wintry conditions with rain and
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Bulgarian Interior Minister Radev holds talks with Israeli ambassador
Bulgarian Interior Minister Valentin Radev held his first official meeting with the Ambassador of the State of Israel, Irit Lilian,
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Monument to Soviet Army in Bulgaria’s Silistra daubed to depict ‘bloody’ hands
In the latest attack on a monument to the Soviet army in Bulgaria, one in the north-eastern city of Silistra
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Bulgarian President meets Muslim spiritual leader, speaks against religion being politicised
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev held talks on March 1 with Chief Mufti Mustafa Hadji, spiritual leader of the country’s Muslim
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High political tension in Bulgaria as future of CEZ sale remains unclear
One week after Czech utility CEZ announced its intention to sell all its assets in Bulgaria, during which every politician
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Almost half of schools in Bulgaria closed because of severe winter weather
Heavy snowfalls and difficult road conditions have led to almost half of the schools in Bulgaria being closed, according to
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Juncker at Sofia meeting: ‘Even more convinced place of Western Balkans is in EU’
Speaking after co-hosting a summit of Western Balkans leaders in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia on March 1, European Commission President Jean-Claude
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Montenegro is a good example for the region, Bulgarian PM tells Duško Marković
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, whose country currently holds the rotating Presidency of the Council of the EU, has reaffirmed
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