Poll: 78% in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia see it as good place to live
Seventy-eight per cent of people in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia see it as a good place to live for people in
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Covid-19 in Bulgaria: 23 new deaths, active cases rise by 466
Twenty-three people in Bulgaria who had tested positive for new coronavirus died in the past day, bringing the country’s death
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International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance unveils working definition of antigypsyism
The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) announced on October 12 the adoption of an internationally accepted non-legally binding working definition
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Russia expels two Bulgarian diplomats in ‘mirror’ move for expulsion of Russian diplomats
Bulgaria’s ambassador in Moscow, Atanas Krastin, was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry on October 12 to be handed a
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Bulgarian Jews welcome Facebook’s decision to prohibit Holocaust denial and distortion
The decision announced by Facebook on October 12 to update its hate speech policy to prohibit any content that denies
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‘Code Orange’ dangerous weather warning for six districts in Bulgaria
Bulgarian authorities have issued the “Code Orange” warning of dangerous weather for six districts in western Bulgaria because of strong
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Graffiti death threats against participants in Bulgaria’s ‘Plovdiv Against Hatred’ event
The homes of two of the participants in the October 10 “Plovdiv Against Hatred” event have been daubed with graffiti
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Bulgaria’s accommodation establishments’ revenue dropped 47.4% in August 2020 y/y
Total revenue from nights spent in accommodation establishments in Bulgaria in August 2020 was 198.7 million leva, about 47.4 per
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Bulgaria’s exports in January – August 2020 down 8.4% y/y
The total value of all the goods exported from Bulgaria in January – August 2020 amounted to 35 230.5 million
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