81% of Bulgaria’s population are Orthodox Christians – but 22% of them are atheists or agnostics
Bulgarians who declared themselve to be Orthodox Christians added up to more than six million in 2015, about 81 per
Read moreDomestic politics, stories of relevance to expatriates, organised crime and corruption, judiciary, foreign policy and popular topics such as archaeology and weather
Bulgarians who declared themselve to be Orthodox Christians added up to more than six million in 2015, about 81 per
Read moreDiplomats, current and former service personnel, national and municipal officials and members of the expatriate community in Bulgaria gathered at
Read moreAbout 59 per cent of Bulgarians think that the air quality in the country has deteriorated in the past 10
Read moreThere is a clear protocol, that the Bulgarian foreign ministry should respond to the Russian foreign ministry, Bulgarian President Roumen
Read moreBulgaria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly condemned the act of vandalism against the Alyosha monument in Plovdiv that saw
Read moreCertain dates in the Bulgarian political calendar are destined to arouse passions arising from ideological differences, and November 10 is
Read moreThe Alyosha monument in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv has been daubed with numerous anti-Semitic, anti-Russian and anti-communist messages. The spraying
Read moreBulgaria’s Defence Ministry will send a formal invitation by the end of November 2017 to the bidders to supply the
Read moreBulgaria’s unicameral Parliament, the National Assembly, voted on November 10 to approve the appointment of Kiril Ananiev as Health Minister.
Read more