Bulgarians to get six-day holiday at beginning of May 2013
Bulgaria’s Cabinet was expected to declare, at its meeting on November 14 2012, a continuous six-day holiday from May 1
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Bulgaria’s Cabinet was expected to declare, at its meeting on November 14 2012, a continuous six-day holiday from May 1
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov did not confirm, on November 13, reports in Bulgarian language media that he would attend
Read moreFrance, the United Kingdom and Bulgaria are among individual European Union countries that have added their statements to the EU’s
Read moreBulgaria’s National Archaeology Museum will display on November 14 the trove of golden artefacts found near the village of Sveshtari
Read moreBulgaria’s year-on-year consumer price inflation was 4.4 per cent in October, receding from a 12-month high in September, when it
Read moreCustoms officers in Sofia seized a consignment of contraband cigarettes of a record value of seven million leva (about 3.5
Read moreThe Holy Synod, the governing body of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, is to meet on November 14 2012 to discuss
Read moreVeneta Markovska, the judge whose election to Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court last month has stirred controversy, has refused to step down
Read moreBulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) could investigate taxi companies in the country’s capital city Sofia to ascertain whether
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