Bulgaria’s Health Minister: Crest of flu wave is breaking
The crest of the influenza wave is breaking, Bulgaria’s Health Minister Hristo Hinkov said on February 5, with no epidemic
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Bulgaria: Anti-organised crime cop arrested for spying for Russia
A staffer of Bulgaria’s Chief Directorate for Combating Organised Crime has been arrested for spying for Russia, Interior Minister Zhivko
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Archaeology: Roman emperor Caracalla medallion among finds in Bulgaria’s Nova Varbovka
A medallion of Caracalla, Roman emperor from 198 to 217 CE, was among finds at the site of Roman graves
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Former Bulgarian Interior Ministry armoured cars finally bound for Ukraine
Several months after Bulgaria’s Parliament and government approved the move, 100 decades-old armoured cars formerly owned by the Interior Ministry
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Bulgarian government shows off first of country’s six medical helicopters
Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov, the ministers of transport and of health, as well as other officials on February 2 showed
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Finnish Air Force to participate in Nato air shield over Bulgaria, Romania, Black Sea – Defence Minister
Finnish Air Force fighter aircraft will participate in Nato air shielding in Romania, Bulgaria and over the Black Sea between
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Flu epidemic: Bulgaria’s Plovdiv and Veliko Turnovo municipalities close schools until February 8
The mayors of the Plovdiv and Veliko Turnovo municipalities have ordered schools to remain closed on February 6 and 7,
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Archaeological Season 2023 exhibition at Bulgaria’s National History Museum
An exhibition entitled “Ancient finds. New discoveries. Archaeological Season 2023” has opened at Bulgaria’s National History Museum in Sofia and
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Bulgaria holds annual commemoration of victims of communist regime
Ceremonies were held in central Sofia, other cities in Bulgaria and in Parliament on February 1 to mark the 14th
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