Bulgarian police shut down ‘retro’ photo stall over Nazi uniforms
Police in the Bulgarian Black Sea summer resort town of Sozopol have shut down a “retro” photo booth that had
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African Swine Fever: 80 000 pigs culled at two farms in Bulgaria’s Rousse
The culling and burial of close to 80 000 pigs at two industrial pig farms in Bulgaria’s Rousse district where
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Deadline for EU nationals to register to vote in Bulgaria’s local elections is September 16
The deadline for nationals of other European Union countries resident in Bulgaria to register to vote in the country’s autumn
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Bulgarian television stations fined for breaking election laws
Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission (CEC) has confirmed its decisions imposing fines on two of the country’s major television stations, Nova
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Bulgaria’s election commission fines two nationalist politicians
Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission (CEC) has imposed fines on nationalist VMRO party leader Krassimir Karachanov and MEP Angel Dzhambazki for
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US Navy destroyer USS Porter visits Bulgaria’s port of Varna
The US Navy destroyer USS Porter is visiting Bulgaria’s main Black Sea port Varna as the Bulgarian Navy celebrates its
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African Swine Fever: Bulgaria confirms three new cases
The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency said on August 8 that it had confirmed three new cases of African Swine Fever
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Archaeology: Bulgarian team finds parts of Serdica’s northern fortification walls
Parts of the northern fortress walls of Serdica, an ancient name for Sofia, have been discovered by a team of
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Prosecutor-General urged to act against ‘National Resistance’ over anti-democratic ideology
Bulgarian Prosecutor-General Sotir Tsatsarov has been urged to take action under the country’s Penal Code against Blagovest Assenov, leader of
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