Bulgarians respond with humour, concern to UK immigration hysteria
The dampest squib of New Year 2014 was the supposed influx of thousands of Bulgarians and Romanians to the United
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Bulgarians brave fog and crowded roads to begin working year
In a fog and largely out of pocket, Bulgarians crowded road and rail routes back to the country’s major cities
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Bulgaria to borrow 900M leva on internal market in January
Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry plans to borrow 900 million leva (about 460 million euro) on the domestic bond market in January
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Bulgaria’s energy distribution companies slam regulator move on electricity prices
Bulgaria’s three electricity distribution companies have sharply criticised the regulator’s decision to cut prices, saying that it lacked a rational
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‘Bulgarian Christmas’ charity campaign raises 1.5 million leva
The “Bulgarian Christmas” (Булгарска Коледа) charity campaign 2013 raised more than 1.5 million leva for the treatment of ill children.
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Thousands turn out for Bulgaria’s anti-government ‘Resignation at Christmas’ protest
Home for the holidays, Bulgarian expatriates and students studying abroad joined in the “Resignation at Christmas” anti-government protest on December
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Rail service across Bulgarian-Romanian Danube Bridge 2 to begin in February 2014 – BDZ head
Passenger and goods train services across the Danube Bridge 2 at the Bulgarian city of Vidin and Romanian city of
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Bulgarian Orthodox Church Holy Synod elects Bishop Yoan new Metropolitan of Varna
By nine votes to three, the Bulgarian Orthodox Church’s governing body, the Holy Synod, elected Znepol Bishop Yoan as the
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The Sofia Globe during the Festive Season
The Sofia Globe will continue to report the most important news from around Bulgaria, Europe and the rest of the
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