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An invitation to bring a favourite book to a scientific lecture is unusual. But it is not as if you
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An invitation to bring a favourite book to a scientific lecture is unusual. But it is not as if you
Read moreBulgaria’s National Assembly adopted a formal declaration on May 8 2015 on the 70th anniversary of the surrender by Nazi
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov added his voice to the stream of messages from right-of-centre European leaders to congratulate British
Read moreBulgarian respondents in an Eurobarometer survey released on May 8 were broadly in favour of the country adopting the common
Read moreBulgaria’s cabinet has approved a report that sees “progress” in some areas of the country’s plan for Roma integration. The
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev, joining other leaders at a high-level conference in the Polish city of Gdansk marking the 70th
Read moreBulgaria’s cabinet has approved an expansion of the list of border crossings with Serbia for handing back people residing illegally.
Read moreMotorists in Bulgaria who park on pavements or in parks, playgrounds and pedestrian zones will face fines of 50 to
Read moreBulgaria’s government nominated the chief executive of Sofia’s metro firm Metropoliten, Stoyan Bratoev, to receive the country’s highest state honour,
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