Political polarisation as Bulgaria commemorates victims of communism
Bulgaria’s customary political polarisation was in evidence on February 1, the day decreed in 2011 to commemorate the many thousands
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Bulgaria’s customary political polarisation was in evidence on February 1, the day decreed in 2011 to commemorate the many thousands
Read moreA total of 42 people died in road accidents in the first month of 2018 in Bulgaria, the EU country
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s party GERB, the senior partner in the governing coalition, plans to seek a ruling from
Read moreBulgaria’s Constitutional Court ruled on January 30 that the National Assembly acted unconstitutionally in rejecting the resignation of MP Delyan
Read moreSchools have been closed in Bulgaria’s largest Black Sea city Varna, Rousse on the Danube, and in four other districts
Read moreControversy attended the January 28 diocesan election to shortlist two candidates to be the next Bulgarian Orthodox Church Metropolitan of
Read moreCalling on the world to “stand together against the normalisation of hate,” United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres emphasised in his
Read moreA flu epidemic has been declared in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia, and schools will be closed from January 29 until
Read moreThe election of a new Metropolitan of Vidin will be held on January 28 2018, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church’s governing
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