Bulgarian President vetoes amendments imposing limits on foreigners buying land
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev said on April 14 that he vetoed the amendments to the Agricultural Land Ownership and Use
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Bulgaria seizes ancient gold treasure
Bulgaria’s law enforcement agencies have confiscated a cache of archaeological finds, including gold artefacts dating back to the third millennium
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Bulgarian traffic police to step up enforcement of speed limit ahead of Easter
Bulgarian traffic police say that they are stepping up enforcement of speed limits from April 14 to 20 2014, the
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A change in Bulgaria’s media landscape?
The Sofia-based company that not only has a predominant place on Bulgaria’s newspaper market but also is close to the
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Armed, pro-Russian separatists lay siege to Donetsk Oblast as Ukrainian government struggles to combat
Amid reports of casualties on both sides as Ukrainian forces battle pro-Russian militias in Sloviansk, other armed separatists continued to
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Fogh Rasmussen: Bulgaria stronger in Nato and Nato stronger with Bulgaria
The Nato allies must stop the decline of defence budgets and start reversing the trend, Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh
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Building of metro railway line to Sofia Airport on track – mayor
Construction of the metro railway line to Sofia Airport is on schedule and the section from Tsarigradsko Chaussée to the
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Plovdiv court suspends Muslim property claim case
The Regional Court in Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv suspended proceedings on April 11 2014 in a case involving claims by
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Nato chief’s visit to Bulgaria: A selfie, a Stara Planina and a hammer and sickle
Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said in a tweet from Sofia during an April 11 visit that the current
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