Bulgaria Now podcast: Contempt for the electorate? The presidential and UN races
September 6 marked two months until Bulgaria’s presidential elections, but with the electorate still in the dark about who most
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Sofia residents among least satisfied in EU with life in their city
Residents of Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia are among the least satisfied in a European Union capital with life in their
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Bulgaria restricts lorry traffic as end of long weekend clogs roads
Bulgaria has announced a ban on lorries using the country’s motorways between 2pm and 8pm on September 6, as a
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Plevneliev: Bulgarians carry in their hearts the ideals of activists of Unification
The 1885 Unification of Bulgaria proved that when Bulgarians are united around a righteous and honorable cause, they may with
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Four Polish Frontex officers injured in accident on Sofia boulevard
Four Polish officers from European border agency Frontex were slightly injured in a collision with a public transport tram in
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Gazprom snubs Bulgaria’s gas hub conference
Bulgarian officials attempted to downplay the absence of any representatives from Russia state-owned gas company Gazprom at a meeting with
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Plevneliev meets Zeman: Czech Republic to assist Bulgaria to guard EU external border
The Czech Republic will support Bulgaria in guarding the European Union’s external border, it was announced at a joint news
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Intense traffic and long queues at Bulgaria’s border checkpoints
Traffic at Bulgaria’s border checkpoints with Greece at Kulata, Ilinden and Makaza is extremely intense, the Interior Ministry said on
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Free admission to several museums in Bulgaria on September 6, Unification Day
Admission to several municipal museums in Bulgarian cities will be free on September 6 2016 as the country celebrates Unification
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