Statue to be unveiled on March 1 as part of planned Historic Park near Bulgaria’s Varna
A statue, billed as the largest bronze sculpture on the Balkan peninsula, is to be unveiled on March 1 2018
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A statue, billed as the largest bronze sculpture on the Balkan peninsula, is to be unveiled on March 1 2018
Read moreIn January 2018, Bulgaria had the lowest gross minimum wage, meaning before taxes are deducted, across the EU, of 261
Read moreAs part of the campaign under the patronage of Sofia mayor Yordanka Fandukova “Let’s clean away hatred”, Bulgaria’s National Co-ordinator
Read moreWorks by Cypriot composer Solon Michaelides will be featured on March 5 2018 as part of the “Music of Europe”
Read moreBulgaria’s prosecutor’s office said on February 22 that it has pressed charges against former finance minister Stoyan Alexandrov, who is
Read moreAmnesty International has released its international report for 2017/18, in which it slams Bulgaria over its treatment of migrants and
Read moreAmong EU countries, Bulgaria had the fourth-highest number of intentional homicide victims as a proportion of its population in 2015,
Read moreIn March 2018, Sofia Opera and Ballet is presenting productions of Puccini’s Turandot, Delibes’s Lakmé and Lyubomir Pipkov’s Yana’s Nine
Read moreAn earthquake initially reported to have measured 4.8 on the Richter scale, with an epicentre 148km south-east of Bulgarian capital
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