Circulatory system diseases main causes of death in Bulgaria in 2023
The main causes of death among Bulgaria’s population in 2023 were diseases of the circulatory system, the National Statistical Institute
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Poll: Bulgaria’s newly-elected Parliament has a 68% disapproval rating
Bulgaria’s 50th National Assembly, elected on June 9, has an approval rating of a mere nine per cent and a
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Bulgarian President Radev declines to attend Nato Summit in DC
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev has turned down a proposal by the country’s caretaker cabinet for him to head Bulgaria’s delegation
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Caretaker cabinet proposes Radev heads Bulgaria’s delegation to Nato summit
Bulgaria’s caretaker government has proposed that President Roumen Radev heads Bulgaria’s delegation to the Nato Summit in Washington DC in
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US State Dept report reflects concerns about rising antisemitism in Bulgaria
The United States State Department annual International Religious Freedom for 2023 reflects concerns about rising antisemitism in Bulgaria. The report
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Bulgaria to lay charges, seize property of ‘cryptoqueen’ Ignatova
Bulgaria is to lay charges in absentia against OneCoin founder Ruja Ignatova and take steps to confiscate property illegally acquired
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Bulgaria issues weather warnings over forecast heavy rain on June 27
Bulgaria’s weather bureau has issued the Code Orange warning of hazardous weather for four districts for June 27 because of
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Bulgarian President concludes consultations ahead of handing mandate to bid to form government
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev concluded on June 26 a series of consultations with the 50th National Assembly’s seven parliamentary groups,
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Bulgarian President continues consultations ahead of bids by parties to form government
Bulgarian head of state President Roumen Radev met two of Parliament’s smaller parties on June 25 as part of mandatory
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