Sofia History Museum opens on September 17 2015
The Sofia History Museum has its long-awaited official opening on September 17 2015, with its halls showing exhibits from different
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Police chiefs of two Bulgarian towns arrested
The chiefs of police of the Bulgarian towns of Assenovgrad and Purvomai were arrested on September 16 and face possible
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Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry: Identities of refugees carefully checked
The identities of refugees entering and leaving Bulgaria are examined very carefully, Interior Minister Roumyana Buchvarova said on September 16.
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White House nominates Eric Rubin as new US ambassador to Bulgaria
The White House has announced that president Barack Obama has nominated Eric Seth Rubin as the new US ambassador to
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Migrant crisis: Bulgaria warns on Serbia – Hungary border crossing
Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry has warned motorists of difficulties at Horgos, the main border crossing between Serbia and Hungary. In an
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Bulgarian musician Theodosii Spassov named UNESCO Artist for Peace
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced on September 15 that Bulgarian musician Theodosii Spassov is being designated
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Bulgarian President nominates two Constitutional Court judges
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has nominated former prime minister Filip Dimitrov and constitutional law professor Mariana Karagyozova-Finkova to take seats
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Bulgaria set to benefit most from EU energy union, Sefcovic says
Among 28 members of the EU, Bulgaria could benefit the most from closer energy ties inside the bloc, European Commission
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2015 school year opens in Bulgaria
The 2015/16 school year opened in Bulgaria on September 15, with more than 750 000 pupils heading to schools across
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