Bulgaria records 0.8% economic growth in Q1 2017 – flash estimate
Bulgaria’s economy posted 0.8 per cent growth in the first quarter of the year, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said
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Bulgaria annual CPI records 2.6% inflation in April
Bulgaria’s annual consumer price index (CPI) recorded 2.6 per cent inflation in April, after growing by 0.7 per cent compared
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Podcast at the Sofia Science Festival: Would you ban trophy hunting in Africa?
Let’s have a show of hands. Who’s heard of Cecil the Lion? And if you could, would you ban trophy
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Podcast at the Sofia Science Festival: Of Patagonia and disappearing glaciers
Eñaut Izagirre is a ski-mountaineering specialist with ski and climbing experience in the Pyrenees, Norway and the Alps, and recently
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Bulgaria scores record-high second place in Eurovision 2017
Kristian Kostov and his song Beautiful Mess took Bulgaria to a record-high second place in the 2017 Eurovision song contest
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Shechtman at the Sofia Science Festival: ‘Only the educated will be able to survive in the future’
Can we teach technological entrepreneurship? Professor Dan Shechtman’s answer: “Yes, we can – and we should”. Shechtman, an Israeli Nobel
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Podcast: Whisky time with Ewan Henderson of the Lost Distillery Company at the Sofia Science Festival
At the 2017 Sofia Science Festival, Ewan Henderson – global ambassador for the Lost Distillery Company – took an enthusiastic
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Bulgarian deputy PM pledges crackdown on grey economy at Black Sea, and a ‘show at Sunny Beach’
Valeri Simeonov, one of two deputy prime ministers from the nationalist United Patriots in Boiko Borissov’s coalition government, has pledged
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2750 asylum-seekers in Bulgaria in 2016 were unaccompanied minors – Eurostat
The number of unaccompanied minors among asylum-seekers in Bulgaria in 2016 was 2750, European Union statistics agency Eurostat said. This
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