No-shows prompt Bulgaria to shut down relocation operation for Ukrainian refugees
Against a background of mass no-shows of Ukrainian refugees meant to be relocated within Bulgaria, Deputy Prime Minister Kalina Konstantinova
Read moreAgainst a background of mass no-shows of Ukrainian refugees meant to be relocated within Bulgaria, Deputy Prime Minister Kalina Konstantinova
Read moreMay 30, the second day of the Bulgarian government’s three-day operation to relocate Ukrainian refugees, was beset with problems including
Read moreOn the second day of the operation to relocate Ukrainian refugees within Bulgaria, turnout continued to be low, with the
Read moreBulgaria’s State Agency for Refugees is introducing a declaration for Ukrainian citizens to sign if they refuse the accommodation offered
Read moreThe number of Ukrainians remaining in Bulgaria decreased by 13 104 in the fortnight between May 15 and 29, to
Read moreThe first of three days of relocation of Ukrainian refugees within Bulgaria was a flop when of 200 scheduled to
Read moreJust more than 500 hotels in Bulgaria have applied to take part in the new programme for Ukrainian refugees, by
Read moreBulgaria’s first day centre for children of Ukrainian refugees has opened in the country’s second city Plovdiv, Bulgarian National Television
Read moreWhile close to 10 000 Ukrainian refugees accommodated in the resorts near Varna and Dobrich on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast
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