Bulgaria: Remembrance Day 2023 in Sofia
The annual Remembrance Day ceremonies were held in Sofia Central Cemetery’s Commonwealth, German, French and Italian war graves sections on
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Bulgaria’s 2023 mayoral elections: GERB wins most major cities, but loses Varna
Former Bulgarian prime minister Boiko Borissov’s party GERB won a number of the mayoral elections cities serving as the administrative
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Bulgaria’s Denkov coalition government: meet the ministers
Bulgaria’s Parliament voted on June 6 to elect a government headed by Nikolai Denkov, following weeks of talks between We
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Kremlin speaking: Homophobia as geopolitics
“The West imposes homosexuality and paedophilia on us”; “Membership in the European Union (EU) means acceptance of same-sex marriage”; “European values contradict
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Diplomacy by disinformation: Russian embassies’ role in Kremlin’s information war
Just days after the European Union imposed sanctions on Russian state media over the spread of propaganda, the Russian embassy
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Sofia Science Festival: Andrew Steele and the science of getting older without getting old
For British scientist Andrew Steele, the greatest humanitarian challenge is one you may not think of – to enable all
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Rescuing history: Bulgaria and 1943
As a descendant of Bulgarian Jews who survived the Holocaust, I am writing these words with the dedication to the
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Unicef Bulgaria launches fundraiser to support children and families hit by earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria
Unicef Bulgaria said on February 10 that it was launching a fundraising campaign to help the children and families affected
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US announces sanctions on five current or former Bulgarian government officials for alleged corruption
The United States Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on February 10 sanctioned five current or
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