Bulgarian Jews

Ahead of a signing ceremony at the Cabinet office in Sofia on February 16, a number of prominent figures have

The World Jewish Congress has released a detailed report exposing the undeniably antisemitic language used on social media by the

United in their desire for an effective approach to fighting hate crimes against certain groups in Bulgarian society, the leaderships

In Europe and beyond the Atlantic, there is again a wave of populism and rhetoric that is threatening and questioning

The Speaker of Bulgaria’s National Assembly, Tsveta Karayancheva, opened on January 25 an exhibition dedicated to the work of diplomats

Bulgaria’s Interior Minister, other top officials and the Prosecutor-General have expressed strong support for the country’s Jewish community after a

Ten per cent of Bulgarians polled in a Eurobarometer survey said that antisemitism was a problem in the country, while