Bulgarian police chant for government’s resignation at national protest in Sofia
More than 1000 police gathered outside the National Assembly building in Sofia on November 8 in a national protest against
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Remembrance Sunday in Sofia 2015: ‘We shall remember them’
Ambassadors, military representatives, former service people and members of the expatriate community attended the traditional Remembrance Sunday service in Sofia
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Bodies found of two British tourists buried under rockslide at Bulgaria’s Krushuna Waterfalls
The bodies of two British tourists buried under a rockslide on November 6 at the Krushuna Waterfalls in northern Bulgaria
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Bulgarian Patriarch, Ecumenical Patriarch jointly celebrate liturgy at Sofia’s Alexander Nevsky cathedral
Bulgarian Orthodox Church head Patriarch Neofit and his guest Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew jointly celebrated a liturgy on November 8 in
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Metrojet crash: Bulgaria advises citizens against trips to Egyptian resorts on Sinai Peninsula
Bulgarian citizens should refrain from trips to resorts on the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, such as Sharm El-Sheikh, Dahab and
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Energy, regional security on agenda as foreign ministers of Greece, Bulgaria and Hungary meet
Potential for further trilateral co-operation, especially in the energy sector, was discussed at a trilateral meeting between the foreign ministers
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Rockslide buries two UK tourists at Bulgaria’s Krushuna Waterfalls
A rockslide buried two British tourists under about 200 cubic metres of earth near Krushuna Waterfalls in northern Bulgaria on
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Supporters of Ataka’s Siderov ‘threatened MPs’
Members of Parliament who were on the ad hoc committee that recommended removing the immunity from prosecution of Ataka leader
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Police protests: Borissov worried by people’s fear of those meant to protect them
In a new comment on continuing public protests by police, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has said that he is
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