Another controversial ‘Lukov March’ honouring World War 2 general planned for Sofia
Far-right activists in Bulgaria are planning to hold their annual “Lukov March” in capital city Sofia on February 18, honouring
Read moreFar-right activists in Bulgaria are planning to hold their annual “Lukov March” in capital city Sofia on February 18, honouring
Read moreBulgaria’s outgoing Cabinet has decided to extend the deadline for bids in the tender to pick a concession operator for
Read moreThe sea at Bulgaria’s southern Black Sea Bourgas port and the Sarafovo fishing harbour froze on January 12, while shipping
Read moreBulgaria’s capital Sofia has again extended what began as the Christmas school holiday, with schools now due to re-open on
Read moreA “code orange” dangerous weather warning over expected snowfalls and strong winds has been issued for 12 regions in eastern
Read moreBone-chilling temperatures and other wintry weather problems in Bulgaria on January 8 led to further school closures, continuing power cuts
Read moreSchools in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia will remain closed on January 9 and 10 because of the cold winter weather,
Read moreBulgaria’s capital city Sofia, the surrounding region and the districts of Kyustendil and Pernik face a “code orange” dangerous weather
Read moreThe 2017 ski season on Vitosha Mountain Bulgaria’s capital Sofia is to open with a night skiing event on January
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