Electric car rental company in Bulgaria alleges ‘massive’ vandalism campaign
A company in Bulgaria that rents out electric cars has alleged that a “massive and organised attack by unknown perpetrators”
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Broadcast regulator fines Bulgarian National Radio 27 000 leva over suspension of programme
Statutory broadcast regulator the Council for Electronic Media (CEM) has fined public broadcaster Bulgarian National Radio 27 000 leva (about
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Outrage over Ataka leader Siderov’s antics on Bulgarian National Television talk show
There has been widespread outrage after Volen Siderov, leader of the ultra-nationalist Ataka party and a Sofia mayoral candidate, disrupted
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Agriculture Minister: African Swine Fever has cost Bulgaria 20% of its pigs
Outbreaks of African Swine Fever (ASF) have meant the loss of about 20 per cent of the pigs in Bulgaria,
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European Parliament committees approve European Commission nomination of Bulgaria’s Mariya Gabriel
The Culture and Education and Industry, Research and Energy committees of the European Parliament have unanimously approved the nomination of
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Hearing of Palfreeman case in Bulgaria’s Supreme Court of Cassation brought forward to October 7
The hearing in Bulgaria’s Supreme Court of Cassation of an application to review and suspend the parole granted to Australian
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Bulgaria’s 2019 local elections: The battle for Rousse
In Bulgaria’s autumn 2019 mayoral elections, the contest in the Danube city of Rousse is one of the most interesting
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Bulgaria’s 2019 local elections: The ‘battle’ for Bourgas
In the 2019 mayoral elections in Bulgaria’s Black Sea city of Bourgas on October 27, the “battle” may be less
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Bulgaria’s January – September 2019 road death toll was 443
A total of 443 people died in accidents on Bulgaria’s roads from January 1 to September 30 2019, the Interior
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