Jewish photographer threatened by knife-wielding assailant in antisemitic attack in Bulgaria’s capital
Mordechai Lubecki, a photographer for Chabad – one of the world’s largest Jewish religious organisations – was attacked in an
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Mordechai Lubecki, a photographer for Chabad – one of the world’s largest Jewish religious organisations – was attacked in an
Read moreBulgaria’s three-day Unification Day long weekend from September 6 to 8 is hardly likely to provide a respite from the
Read moreBulgaria’s Parliament voted unanimously on September 5 to approve the second and final reading of amendments to the Child Protection
Read moreThe first two days of Bulgaria’ Unification Day long weekend, from September 6 to 8, will be mostly sunny in
Read moreBulgaria’s Central Electoral Commission (CEC), faced with two factions of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms each claiming to be
Read moreBulgaria’s National Assembly began its post-summer recess session on September 4, with manoeuvring and continuing dramas among various parliamentary groups
Read moreIn September, there will be a rotation of Bulgarian military personnel and equipment that have been participating in the Nato
Read moreBulgaria’s caretaker Transport Minister Krassimira Stoyanova and Škoda chief operating officer Petr Novotny signed on September 4 a contract for
Read moreFor a second time, Bulgaria’s Parliament has overwhelmingly rejected a proposal by pro-Kremlin minority party Vuzrazhdane on holding a referendum
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