Bulgaria begins relocating Ukrainians who fled war
Two weeks before the expiry of the current Bulgarian government scheme to subsidise hotel accommodation for Ukrainians who have fled
Read moreTwo weeks before the expiry of the current Bulgarian government scheme to subsidise hotel accommodation for Ukrainians who have fled
Read moreNato Foreign Ministers met in Berlin on May 15 to discuss the possible membership application of Finland and Sweden as
Read moreAgainst the background of mounting concern about the impact of Russia’s war on Ukraine on the availability of key foodstuffs
Read moreThe Grand Final of the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest, held in the Italian city of Turin on May 14, ended
Read moreDeputy Prime Minister Kalina Konstantinova, in a video address released on May 13, has offered clarification to Ukrainians who have
Read moreThe European Union will provide a new tranche of 500 more million euro to support Ukraine’s military, EU foreign policy
Read moreThe state has spent 16 million leva (about 8.2 million euro) on Ukrainian refugees in Bulgaria, Finance Minister Assen Vassilev
Read moreBulgaria ranks first among European Union countries in the number of Ukrainians fleeing the war who have been granted temporary
Read moreSince Russia’s current invasion of Ukraine began on February 24, a total of 101 613 Ukrainians have registered for temporary
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