Bulgaria’s new school year starts
The bells rang on September 16 2013 to mark the start of the new school year for Bulgaria’s about 755
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Bulgaria saw strong tourist season in summer 2013
With the start of the school year in mid-September ending the summer holiday season for all except those taking advantage
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First Festival of Jewish Culture held in Sofia
There was a strong turnout for the first Festival of Jewish Culture, held outside the National Palace of Culture in
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Bulgaria to provide further 1000 places for refugees within days – Interior Minister
Within the next five to 10 days, Bulgaria will provide a further 1000 places for refugees, Interior Minister Tsvetlin Yovchev
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Bulgaria’s anti-government protesters dog Oresharski appearances
Two recent incidents illustrate the determination of Bulgaria’s anti-government protesters to pressure Plamen Oresharski, occupant of the prime minister’s seat
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What’s On: Jules Pascin – From Vidin to Paris exhibition at Sofia City Art Gallery
An exhibition entitled Jules Pascin – From Vidin to Paris is opening at Sofia City Art Gallery on the evening
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Asylum-seekers protest at shelter in Bulgaria
As a steady stream of refugees from Syria continued to enter Bulgaria, which is striving to come up with additional
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Bulgarian anti-government protests reach third month on September 14
As Bulgaria heads for the autumn of 2013, after three months of protests demanding the resignation of the Bulgarian Socialist
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Bulgaria’s proposed electoral code reforms omit changing electoral system
A draft proposed new electoral code produced by a parliamentary committee dominated by the Bulgarian Socialist Party would keep the
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