Bulgaria picks Saudi firm Arkad for gas grid capacity expansion
Gas grid operator Bulgartransgaz said on April 3 that it picked Saudi Arabian Arkad Engineering and Constructions Company to design
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Bulgarian motorist fined 1350 leva for driving at 277km/h on motorway
A motorist driving a Sofia-registered car has been fined 1350 leva (about 690 euro) for driving at 277km/h on the
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Aircraft crashes in North Macedonia, Bulgarian family of four dies
A Cessna PN210N light aircraft crashed on April 2 in the Jakupica mountain range in North Macedonia. Authorities said that
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Bulgarian President calls security council meeting on steps against corruption in high places
Bulgarian head of state President Roumen Radev has called a meeting of the Consultative Council on National Security for April
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Two bids submitted to build Bulgaria-Greece gas inter-connector pipeline
Two candidates have submitted bids to design and build the gas inter-connector pipeline between Bulgaria and Greece, which project company
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Bulgaria’s Tourism Ministry launches ‘pay for two nights, get one free’ campaign
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Tourism is calling on the country’s hotel industry to join its campaign by which tourists will get
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Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry: Crime in Sofia down close to 10% in 2018
The number of criminal offences registered in Sofia in 2018 was 9.7 per cent lower than the year before, Bulgaria’s
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Head of Bulgaria’s anti-corruption commission given bodyguards after threats
National Protection Service bodyguards have been assigned to the head of Bulgaria’s anti-corruption commission, Plamen Georgiev, after threats against him
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Alpha Research poll: Apartments controversy damaged trust in Bulgaria’s government, GERB party
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s government has an approval rating of just 13 per cent, having shed four percentage points
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