Bulgarian health inspectors seize 600kg of expired food from schools, kindergartens
Bulgarian health inspectors have confiscated 600kg of food unfit for human consumption from schools and kindergartens since the beginning of
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BCAF-AmCham Bulgaria ‘Volunteer Days’ project extended
The “Volunteer Days” project, organised by the Bulgarian Charities Aid Foundation and the American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria, has
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Bankruptcies in Bulgaria’s construction industry continue
Bulgaria faces a continuing crisis in its construction industry, with about 100 companies having gone bankrupt in south-western Bulgaria in
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Clocks in Bulgaria change to winter time on October 28
Clocks in Bulgaria change to winter time at 4am on October 28 2012, going back an hour to 3am. Bulgaria
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Of Kurdjali, heroes and honours
Bulgarian political and media circles have been in uproar for days about two incidents with serious emotional, ethnic and political
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Bulgarian President Plevneliev’s visit to Israel sets scene for 2013 events
The visit by Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev to Israel from October 22 to 24, the latest in a series of
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Ashton, Clinton to make joint visit to Western Balkans
European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton and US secretary of state Hillary Clinton are to pay a joint visit
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In Ukraine, more people quit smoking as tougher measures adopted
More Ukrainians are giving up the highly damaging smoking habit as legislation toughens bans on advertising, smoking in public places
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EU expresses concern about Russia treason law
European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton has expressed concern about Russia’s new legislation which broadens the definition of treason.
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