Bulgaria proposes Slovenian involvement in Kozloduy new reactors project
Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov has proposed to his Slovenian counterpart Robert Golob that Slovenia be involved in the project
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As Bulgaria’s Parliament set to resume, so do squabbles in ruling majority
Bulgaria’s National Assembly will resume sitting on September 1, with the end of the summer recess, and the run-up is
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Bulgaria issues repeated assurances about cleanliness of sea water
The weeks of Bulgaria’s peak holiday season, accompanied by a long spell of scorching heat, have seen Bulgaria’s authorities issuing
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Bulgaria: Soviet Army Monument in Sofia fenced off on safety grounds
Workers began to fence off the controversial Soviet Army Monument in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia on August 25, following a
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Bulgaria: Society is beginning to accept the coalition government – pollster
The Nikolai Denkov Cabinet formed in June has a 20 per cent approval rating, according to the findings of a
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Bulgaria: One arrested amid latest tensions at Soviet Army Monument
One person was arrested on the night of August 24 amid tensions between supporters of the Levski football club and
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Zelenskyy thanks Bulgaria for military and political support
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, meeting Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov, has expressed thanks for Bulgaria’s military and political support. On
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Bulgaria among 11 countries signing Athens Declaration in support of Ukraine, Western Balkans
Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov was among the leaders of 11 countries to sign the Athens Declaration in support of
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Bulgaria seeks to help Moldova reduce Russian influence among Moldovans with Bulgarian roots
Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov and Moldovan President Maya Sandu have held talks on boosting the study in Moldova of
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