What’s On: Exhibitions Tcherkelov’s ‘120 Bills’ and Ushev’s ‘In the mirror, dimly’
An exhibition entitled “120 Bills” by Houben Tcherkelov is being held for the first time in Europe, opening at the
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An exhibition entitled “120 Bills” by Houben Tcherkelov is being held for the first time in Europe, opening at the
Read moreBulgaria’s foreign affairs minister, Ekaterina Zaharieva, has once again challenged the European Union over expanding the border-free Schengen Area. Not
Read moreThe Plovdiv Appellate Court ruled on February 20 to reject the appeal lodged by Moroccan national Naufal Zahri, wanted by
Read moreBulgaria’s National Assembly is set to discuss a bill of amendments to the recently-passed controversial law meant to fight corruption,
Read moreThe European Union will benefit from the accession of a maximum number of member states to the euro, Bulgarian National
Read moreBulgaria is third-lowest in the European Union in the percentage of people employed in the cultural sector, according to statistics
Read moreA planned visit to Bulgaria on February 20 by Austrian federal chancellor Sebastian Kurz has been postponed because he is
Read moreThe leader of Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s GERB party parliamentary group says that President Roumen Radev is “jealous” of
Read moreBulgaria’s Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) ruled on February 19 to reject the appeal lodged by Mondelez Bulgaria Holding against a
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