Bulgarian village continues ‘war’ over refugee children – but denies racism
A group of refugee children from Somalia and Afghanistan may end up going to school in Sofia after residents of
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A group of refugee children from Somalia and Afghanistan may end up going to school in Sofia after residents of
Read moreBulgaria’s weather forecasters have issued a “Code Orange” warning of hazardous weather because of expected heavy rain and thunderstorms in
Read moreResidents of the village of Kalishte in Bulgaria’s Kovatchevitsa area protested on September 15, the first day of school, against
Read moreBulgaria’s new government, which will take office after the early parliamentary elections on October 5, may face little choice and
Read moreA total of 63 966 first-graders will start school in Bulgaria on September 15 2014, slightly fewer than at the
Read moreBulgaria’s centre-right Reformist Bloc, a group of five parties, launched its parliamentary election campaign on September 14 – but without
Read moreTurkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan held talks in Ankara with Lyutvi Mestan, leader of Bulgaria’s Movement for Rights and Freedoms
Read moreBulgaria’s city of Plovdiv, named by an international jury as their recommendation for European Capital of Culture 2019, toasted its
Read moreThe only damages suffered by Bulgarian firms as a result of the EU-Russia sanctions stand-off have been in the agriculture
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