Bulgaria’s first day care centre for children of Ukrainian refugees opens in Plovdiv
Bulgaria’s first day centre for children of Ukrainian refugees has opened in the country’s second city Plovdiv, Bulgarian National Television
Read moreBulgaria’s first day centre for children of Ukrainian refugees has opened in the country’s second city Plovdiv, Bulgarian National Television
Read moreBulgaria’s government has given its official backing for Finland and Sweden’s applications to join Nato. Against the background of Russia’s
Read moreIn a series of decisions, Bulgaria’s Cabinet has granted more funding to assist Ukrainians who have temporary protection in Bulgaria.
Read moreWhile close to 10 000 Ukrainian refugees accommodated in the resorts near Varna and Dobrich on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast
Read moreMore than 25 000 Ukrainians in Bulgaria have signed up to be transported from hotels as the May 27 end-of-day
Read moreThe war in Ukraine meant many crises for us because we had allowed ourselves to be dependent on Russia, Bulgarian
Read moreThe number of Ukrainians who have remained in Bulgaria after fleeing Russia’s war on their country is continuing to decrease
Read moreThe European Commission said on May 25 that it put forth a proposals to “add the violation of EU restrictive
Read moreA total of 165 hotels so far have joined the new programme for accommodating Ukrainians who have fled Russia’s war
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