The battle over a Bulgarian beach: Nudists vs the new tenant
Police have fined nudists at Bulgaria’s Delfin beach, a traditional clothing-optional strip for decades, in the latest episode of ongoing
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Bulgaria awaits EC approval for Turkish Stream pipeline – PM
Bulgaria still hopes to secure Russian deliveries for its planned gas hub near Varna and is currently awaiting the European
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Bulgarian MPs postpone amendments on opening up sale of farmland to foreigners
At the initiative of the opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party, all groups in the National Assembly except one have agreed to
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Bulgarian traffic police want to use unmarked cars to catch dangerous drivers
Bulgarian traffic police want to use unmarked cars to get evidence against aggressive drivers, as a further step after mounting
Read moreMemorial service held at Bourgas Airport on fifth anniversary of July 2012 terrorist attack against Israelis
A solemn memorial gathering was held on July 18 at the monument at Bourgas Airport to the five Israelis and
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FDI in Bulgaria in January-May 2017 was 119.8M euro
Foreign direct investment in Bulgaria in the first five months of 2017 stood at 119.8 million euro, the equivalent of
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Bulgaria Constitutional Court asked to make binding interpretation in relation to CETA
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev said on July 18 that he asked the country’s Constitutional Court to issue a binding interpretation
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Bulgarian Defence Chief: No external interference in choosing new fighter jet
Bulgaria’s Defence Chief General Andrei Botsev has rejected allegations of external interference and corruption in the process towards choosing a
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Convictions for drug-related crimes in Bulgaria increased by close to 20% in 2016 – official statistics
The number of punished drug-related crimes in Bulgaria in 2016 added up to 2079, close to 20 per cent more
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