Dead dolphins again wash up on shores of Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast
Summer 2015 is again seeing numbers of dead dolphins washing up on the shore of Bulgaria’s Black Sea coastline, with
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Bulgaria backtracks on camera, video monitoring of traffic cops
Bulgaria’s traffic police are again being allowed to issue fines without being subject to video and audio recording, with the
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Bulgaria’s new electricity prices still facing opposition
Bulgaria’s largest employer organisations have threatened to hold new protests in September, with the support of trade unions, should the
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Sofia court requests clarity on bid to extradite retail chain boss to Italy
Sofia City Court is to request further information before deciding on an application for the extradition of a Bulgarian retail
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Bulgaria revenue agency launches check of print media
Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency (NRA) said on August 3 that it has started checking the finances of all print media,
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Bulgaria Budget surplus at 890M leva in H1 2015
Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry said that the consolidated Budget surplus in the first half of 2015 came in at 890 million
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EC approves 34M euro Bulgaria – Serbia cross-border co-operation programme
The European Commission has approved the 34 million euro Bulgaria-Serbia Cross-border Co-operation Programme for 2014 to 2020, which covers six
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Archaeology: Fifth-century tomb found on St Ivan island near Bulgaria’s Sozopol
Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered a tomb, estimated to date from the fifth century CE, on St Ivan island off the
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Bulgarian archaeologists make rare find of fragment of 11th-century rakiya cauldron
Archaeologists working at the Lyutitsa fortress near Ivailovgrad in southern Bulgaria have found a fragment of a cauldron dating from
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