Bulgarian Cabinet approves plan against radicalisation and terrorism
Bulgaria’s government endorsed, at a meeting on October 18, the 2017 plan to implement its strategy against radicalisation and terrorism.
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Bulgaria’s government endorsed, at a meeting on October 18, the 2017 plan to implement its strategy against radicalisation and terrorism.
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Read moreMajor building work in the renovation of the National Palace of Culture, NDK, in Sofia is to be completed by
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