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Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry has issued a warning to the country’s citizens about a protest meeting to be held in Syntagma Square in Greece’s capital Athens on January 20 against the […]
Bulgaria opened a new trade representation in Skopje on January 17, marking the occasion with a business forum involving 50 Bulgarian companies, the l ...
Authorities in Skopje have until 2024 to put the country’s new name “Republic of North Macedonia” on identification documents. This is fores ...
With 81 votes in favour and not a single vote opposed, the parliament in Skopje approved on January 11 the constitutional amendments stemming from the ...
The Bulgarian Culture Club in Skopje supports the idea of closing down the State Agency for Bulgarians Abroad and is calling for a new policy towards Bulgarian communities around the […]
Russians are the largest group of foreigners in Bulgaria, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said in a special report, citing figures as at December 31 2017. At that date, when […]
Bulgaria is to provide 19 559 leva (about 10 000 euro) as a voluntary contribution to the Council of Europe Development Bank’s fund for migrants and refugees, a government statement […]
The Foreign Ministry in Skopje has responded to Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister and VMRO party leader Krassimir Karakachanov’s threat to block the former Yugoslav republic’s path to the EU and […]
Bulgaria’s Cabinet agreed on December 5 to conclude grant agreements for projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of Macedonia, the Republic of Moldova and Georgia. The funds amount to […]
Former Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski’s escape from his native country to Hungary reads like a political thriller. Even Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban called the events “an interesting story, […]
