Bulgarian President Plevneliev pledges to ‘send communism to the museum’
“A quarter of a century after the collapse of the Berlin Wall, we have to admit that in our country
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“A quarter of a century after the collapse of the Berlin Wall, we have to admit that in our country
Read moreBulgaria has built up its relations with Greece over 25 years and will not allow 100 to 200 Greek farmers
Read moreIn an operation led by the Special Public Prosecutor’s Office, nine National Revenue Agency officials in the Bulgarian city of
Read moreYordan Sokolov, Speaker of Bulgaria’s National Assembly from 1997 and 2001 and who had been interior minister in the Philip
Read moreA Belgrade court postponed to March 16 the hearing of an extradition request, lodged by Bulgaria against Tsvetan Vassilev, former
Read moreBulgaria, which abolished conscription as of January 2008, is planning legislative amendments that will enable the compilation of a register
Read moreAmnesty International’s 2015/16 annual report has sharply criticised Bulgaria over allegations of push-backs of refugees and migrants by Border Police,
Read moreThe Ilinden – Exochi border checkpoint between Bulgaria and Greece was closed to vehicle traffic in both directions on the
Read moreRoyal Dutch Shell signed a contract on February 23 to explore for oil and gas in Bulgaria’s Black Sea economic
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