Public transport strike in Bulgaria’s capital complicates arrangements for school-leaving exams
The continuing public transport strike in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia, which reached its fifth day on May 18, is creating difficulties
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The continuing public transport strike in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia, which reached its fifth day on May 18, is creating difficulties
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Read moreThe public transport strike in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia entered its third day on May 16, with drivers at the
Read moreBulgarian President Roumen Radev said on May 15 that he vetoed parts of the bill to amend the Renewable Energy
Read moreThe May 14 public transport strike in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia – involving buses, trolleybuses and trams but not the
Read moreChildren in many of the world’s wealthiest countries saw marked declines in their academic performance, mental wellbeing, and physical health
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Rossen Zhelyazkov welcomed on May 13 National Assembly Speaker Natalia Kiselova’s refusal of President Roumen Radev’s proposal
Read moreThe Speaker of Bulgaria’s National Assembly, Natalia Kiselova, has returned to President Roumen Radev his request for Parliament to vote
Read moreBulgaria’s capital city Sofia is set for a public transport strike on May 14, according to statements by trade union
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