Rudozem – Xanthi crossing at Bulgarian – Greek border officially opened for cars, light lorries
The border crossing connecting the Bulgarian town of Rudozem with the Greek city of Xanthi was officially opened on January
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Bulgarian President Radev’s resignation speech: The full text
This is the full text of the resignation speech delivered by Bulgarian President Roumen Radev in a televised address on
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Bulgaria’s President Radev resigns, expected to participate in next early parliamentary elections
In a live television broadcast to the nation on January 19, Roumen Radev announced that he would submit his resignation
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Bulgaria’s Bourgas declares flu epidemic, schools go over to distance learning
An influenza epidemic declaration is to be in effect in Bourgas on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast from January 22 to
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New report spells out increase in car numbers in Bulgaria
The number of cars per 1000 inhabitants in Bulgaria rose from 436 in 2020 to 484 in 2024, according to
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Foreign Ministry: Bulgaria supports the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Plan in Gaza
Bulgaria welcomes the announcement of the start of the second phase of President Trump’s Comprehensive Plan to End the Conflict
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Confirmed: Bulgaria is again heading to early parliamentary elections
Bulgaria is heading to its latest early parliamentary elections after, on January 16, a third parliamentary group refused a mandate
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Flu epidemic in Bulgaria’s Dobrich: Schools go over to distance learning
An influenza epidemic declaration takes effect in Bulgaria’s district of Dobrich from January 19 to 25, with measures including school
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Bulgarian Parliament’s second-largest group declines mandate to seek to form government
At a ceremony lasting just a few minutes on January 14, the Bulgarian Parliament’s second-largest group, We Continue the Change
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