Plovdiv

Football fan clubs in Plovdiv have sought to distance themselves from the anti-Islamic mob attack on the Dzhumbaya mosque in

Representatives of the two major football team supporters’ clubs in Plovdiv have offered to pay for the costs of the

Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has spoken out strongly against escalation of ethnic tension in the country in recent days, calling

After the February 14 attack on a Plovdiv mosque by a mob made up largely of football fan club members,

The first four people involved in a February 14 2014 mob attack on the historic Dzhumaya mosque in Plovdiv have

The Turkish ambassador to Bulgaria, Süleyman Gökçe, has expressed concern at the attack on the Dzhumaya mosque in Plovdiv by

Hurling paving stones, rocks and fireworks, a large mob of protesters – many of them from football fan clubs –

An earthquake of 3.7 on the Richter scale was recorded at 7.04am on January 29 2014 about 11km from Perushtitsa