EC proposes 10.9M euro support to farmers affected by adverse weather events in Bulgaria
The European Commission (EC) said on September 23 that it was proposing to allocate 119.7 million euro from the agricultural
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Archaeology: Second find of ancient statue at Bulgaria’s Heraclea Sintica site
A team of archaeologists led by Professor Ludmil Vagalinski has found a second statue dating from antiquity during a dig
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Mainly sunny weather forecast for Bulgaria’s Independence Day long weekend
Sunny weather will prevail throughout Bulgaria’s three-day long weekend from September 21 to 23, according to the country’s national weather
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Europol: 8 arrested for smuggling migrants across Turkish-Bulgarian border
Bulgarian authorities, supported by Europol, on September 19 dismantled a criminal network smuggling migrants from Türkiye via Bulgaria and Serbia
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Bulgarian President Radev vetoes amendments to Bar Act
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev said on September 20 that he vetoed parts of the bill to amend the Bar Act,
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Bulgaria’s capital Sofia to host second Big Table event in Oborishte district
For a second time, Bulgarian capital city Sofia’s Oborishte district is host a The Big Table event – featuring a
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Bulgarian pro-Kremlin minority party’s ‘foreign agents’ bill defeated in committee
A bill tabled by Bulgarian minority pro-Kremlin party Vuzrazhdane that would create a registry of “foreign agents” – in a
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Eurostat: Bulgaria among top 5 EU countries with largest growth in overnight stays in Q2 2024
According to the latest Eurostat data, Bulgaria ranks among the five leading countries in the European Union in terms of
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Helga Paris Photography exhibition at Sofia City Art Gallery
An exhibition entitled Helga Paris: Photography opens at Sofia City Art Gallery on September 19 and continues until November 24
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