Bulgaria’s ruling parties to hold more talks on election law changes
Representatives of organisations of Bulgarians abroad emerged from May 5 talks with Prime Minister Boiko Borissov saying that they had
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Representatives of organisations of Bulgarians abroad emerged from May 5 talks with Prime Minister Boiko Borissov saying that they had
Read moreBulgaria heads into a second long weekend in a row with a weather forecast that predicts more clouds and the
Read moreBulgaria’s Jewish community joined in marking Yom HaShoah 2016, commemorating the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust, while also
Read moreArchimandrite Dionisii, dean of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church’s landmark Alexander Nevsky cathedral in Sofia, is no stranger to controversy. A
Read moreThree police and six protesters were injured in confrontations in the southern Bulgarian town of Radnevo as more than 2000
Read moreBulgaria’s Cabinet approved on May 4 a sum of three million leva (about 1.5 million euro) to carry out projects
Read moreCompanies directly or indirectly linked to Tsvetan Vassilev, majority shareholder in the Corporate Commercial Bank (CCB), received an estimated 2.5
Read moreThe Sofia Science Festival is on from May 12 to 15 2016, this year boasting 69 events on a wide
Read moreEuropean Commission’s spring forecast for the EU economy, released on May 3, cut the economic growth estimate in the 28-country
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