Arrivals of non-residents for holidays in Bulgaria in July 2026 down close to 3% y/y
The number of arrivals of non-residents for holidays in Bulgaria in July 2026 was 2.7 per cent lower than in
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Several drones wash up along Bulgaria’s Black Sea
A drone about two metres long and 1.5 metres wide washed up on Cabacum beach near Bulgaria’s Black Sea city
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Bulgaria’s Parliament ratifies deal on acquisition of seven minehunters from Belgium and the Netherlands
Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted on August 26 to approve the first and second readings of ratification of a sale agreement
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National Autumn Exhibitions – Plovdiv 2026 opens on September 1
One of the most significant events in Plovdiv’s Cultural Calendar – the National Autumn Exhibitions – Plovdiv 2026 will open
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Transport Minister: First two of Bulgaria’s 35 new Alstom trains to enter regular service in September
The first two of a total of 35 new Alstom trains will enter regular operation in early September, Bulgaria’s Transport
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Bulgaria’s Parliament approves Public Servants Act amendments, introducing integrity tests
Bulgaria’s Parliament approved at a special sitting on August 25 amendments to the Public Servants Act, which introduce integrity tests
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Bulgaria issues warnings over high temperatures forecast for August 22
Bulgaria’s national meteorological bureau has issued the Code Orange warning of dangerous weather for a number of districts for August
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Bulgaria to reduce Kozloduy nuclear plant capacity as Danube River level falls
The continuing decline in the Danube River waster levels prompted the Kozloduy nuclear power plant in Bulgaria to say that
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Bulgarian PM speaks to Nato chief after media report of Iran threat
Bulgarian Prime Minister Roumen Radev held a telephone conversation on August 20 with Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte following a
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