Bulgaria’s National Gallery to hold exhibition on legacy of Christo and Jeanne-Claude
The National Gallery in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia is opening on November 4 its first exhibition dedicated to the legacy
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The National Gallery in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia is opening on November 4 its first exhibition dedicated to the legacy
Read moreA political drama sparked by Boiko Borissov, leader of the GERB-UDF coalition that holds the mandate to govern, resulted in
Read moreBulgarian President Roumen Radev said on October 14 that he vetoed the bill to amend the State Agency for National
Read moreNon-profit organisation the Devetaki Plateau Associaton has presented a digital portfolio in three languages – Bulgarian, English and Romanian –
Read moreWe are deeply relieved and excited by the release of Matan Angrest, an Israeli-Bulgarian citizen, kidnapped by the terrorist organization
Read moreThe European Commission said on October 10 that it has approved 7.4 million euro as emergency support for Bulgarian farmers
Read moreThere have been expressions of strong condemnation and indignation after vandalism of a Jewish monument in Sofia, a Jewish monument
Read moreAs of October 8, the grace period provided for in Bulgaria’s Euro Adoption Act has ended and traders who break
Read moreBulgaria’s Cabinet adopted on October 8 a decision approving amendments to the Organ, Tissue and Cell Transplantation Act, the government
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