Bulgarian Parliament takes first step to banning burqa
Bulgaria’s National Assembly approved on June 15 the first reading of a law banning the wearing in public of clothing
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Bulgaria’s National Assembly approved on June 15 the first reading of a law banning the wearing in public of clothing
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Read moreBulgaria could deploy about 400 military personnel to take part in training and joint exercises as part of a Nato
Read moreBulgarian Deputy Transport Minister Anton Ginev tendered his resignation on June 14 after the prosecutor’s office said that he was
Read moreA Bulgarian who has a doctorate in astrophysics from Johns Hopkins University has been named as lead author on research
Read moreThe ninth annual Sofia Pride parade in support of LGBTI people is to be held on June 18, with the
Read moreIn what was hardly a surprise move, the Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church called on June 13 for
Read moreBulgaria has completed the upgrade of a gas compressor station at Petrich, near the border with Greece, which completes the
Read moreIn a condolences cable to US President Barack Obama, Bulgarian head of state Rossen Plevneliev has condemned the terrorist attack
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