Sofia public transport ticket price hike set to go into effect despite protests
The price of public transport tickets in Bulgarian capital Sofia will increase from one lev to 1.60 leva on June
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Bulgaria joins in World No-Tobacco Day 2016
Bulgaria’s Health Ministry has organised a number of events countrywide as part of May 31, World No-Tobacco Day. EU statistics
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Bulgarian military assists Border Police at Kulata checkpoint
Sixty military personnel from a Blagoevgrad-based unit were continuing to assist Border Police teams at the Kulata checkpoint at Bulgaria’s
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Bulgaria central bank approves sale of TBI Bank
Bulgaria’s central bank has approved the indirect sale of TBI Bank, one of Bulgaria’s smaller financial institutions, to Luxembourg-registered 4finance
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Bulgarian PM holds special meeting on migrant crossings at Greek border
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov called together senior officials for a special meeting in the south-west Bulgarian town of Blagoevgrad
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Bulgaria’s President Plevneliev honours victims of communism in Belene
The crimes of communism have not been punished, the victims of the totalitarian regime did not receive justice and the
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Podcast: Timely release wagons; and Bulgarians and businesses, and other stories
If Bulgaria does not already baffle you, prepare to be bamboozled by the buffoons responsible for what they imagine passes
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Bulgarian President takes referendum questions to Constitutional Court
Bulgarian head of state President Rossen Plevneliev is asking the Constitutional Court to rule whether three of the questions planned
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Borissov: I could have been President years ago if I wanted
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov said on May 27 that he did not see himself as the unifying right-wing candidate
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