Number of Ukrainian refugees who have remained in Bulgaria continues to decrease
The number of Ukrainians who have remained in Bulgaria after fleeing Russia’s war on their country is continuing to decrease
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The number of Ukrainians who have remained in Bulgaria after fleeing Russia’s war on their country is continuing to decrease
Read moreBulgaria’s National Centre for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases (NCIPD) said on May 25 that it has found the Omicron coronavirus
Read moreAs of May 25, all of the 28 districts in Bulgaria are Covid-19 green zones, meaning a 14-day morbidity rate
Read moreA total of 165 hotels so far have joined the new programme for accommodating Ukrainians who have fled Russia’s war
Read moreAbout 30 000 Ukrainians are to be relocated as the first phase of the accommodation system comes to an end
Read moreBulgaria is looking to buy new trains and equipment worth more than a billion leva (about 500 000 euro), Transport
Read moreThe state is once again shifting the responsibility for resolving the issue of accommodation of refugees from Ukraine to hoteliers,
Read moreThe number of Ukrainians who have remained in Bulgaria after fleeing Russia’s war on their country has dropped below the
Read moreThe deaths of 45 people in Bulgaria who had tested positive for Covid-19 were registered in the past week, bringing
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