Religious services held in Bulgaria to commemorate Armenian Genocide
Religious services were held in several churches in Bulgarian capital city Sofia on April 19 in memory of the victims
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Religious services were held in several churches in Bulgarian capital city Sofia on April 19 in memory of the victims
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Read moreTransparent governance, stable finances, zero tolerance for corruption and reforming the judiciary are the pre-conditions for more private investment in
Read moreSofia City Court held a hearing in the insolvency case against Corporate Commercial Bank (CCB) on April 15 and was
Read moreSofia City Court ruled on April 15 to find Rossen Zhelyazkov, the former Council of Ministers chief secretary, not guilty
Read moreBulgaria’s consumer price index (CPI) rose by 0.4 per cent in March and the annual figure recorded 0.1 per cent
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