Boyko Borissov Invited Pope Francis to Visit Our Country
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov invited Pope Francis to visit our country.
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Police Found 6 Tons of Amphetamine at a Port in Varna, Bulgarian Seaside
Six tons of amphetamines are caught at the port of Varna - West, the press service of the Appellate Prosecutor's Office in the seaside town reported today.
Large Tree Fell on a Car on a Busy Street in Plovdiv
A huge tree fell in the center of Plovdiv.
Hail and Rain in Lovech, Firefighters Pull up Cars
Heavy rain accompanied by hail occurred in Lovech.
What to Be Careful for in the New Rules on Personal Data
Regulation (EU) 2016/679 enters into force today - behind this name lies one of the biggest changes in legal regulations ever made in the world.
Another 12 Hospitals in Bulgaria Are Facing Bankruptcy, Ombudsman Maya Manolova Said
Apart from the hospitals in Lovech and Vratsa, another 12 medical establishments are facing bankruptcy.
Donald Trump Cancels Meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong-un
CNBC - President Donald Trump canceled his historic nuclear summit with Kim Jong Un on Thursday, accusing North Korea of "tremendous anger and open hostility.
The French President Macron is on an Official Visit to Russia
A year after French and Russian presidents Emmanuel Macron and Vladimir Putin met in Versailles in Paris, today the Russian head of state will meet his French counterpart in the Constantinian Palace near St.
Bulgarian PM Borisov will go on a Visit with Pope Francis
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov will meet with the head of the Roman Catholic Church on May 24th.
Counter Campaign: Publishing House Asks if we Value Gambling more than Culture (Video)
Publisher "Janet 45" marks 24 May with provocative video, reports bTV.
On 24 May Balchik Opens a Monument to Cyril and Methodius
A monument of Cyril and Methodius will be opened on May 24 in Balchik, according to BGNews.
Celebrations, Processions, Concerts and Awards on the Day of Slavonic Scripture
The National Holiday of Bulgaria May 24 will be commemorated with celebrations and official ceremonies throughout the country from morning until evening today.
Happy National Holiday of Bulgaria! The Day of the Cyrillic Letters and the Culture
Happy national holiday! On May 24 we celebrate the Day of Bulgarian Education and Culture and the Slavonic Scripture.
Increase in Pensions: Pensioners Will Receive 3.8% more
The minimum pension is 207 BGN and 60 stotinki.
the Streets of the Capital Turned into a Real Action Arena that Ended with Arrests.
Three people were detained in Sofia after a long police chase of a stolen car, said the regional prosecutor's office.
Pasko Ermenkov Apologized for the Created Panic about "Poisoned" Water in Sofia
Tasko Ermenkov apologized for a post on his personal Facebook profile.
The Government Approved Over BGN 2 Million for Salaries in the Hospitals in Lovech and Vratsa
Тhe Government approved additional payments to the budget of the Ministry of Health for the provision of non-interest-free financial assistance to the Hristo Botev Hospital, Vratsa, and Prof.
Radev to Putin: Bulgaria and Russia must be Frank with Each Other
Bulgaria and Russia must be open and honest with each other.
The Calvert Journal: Bulgaria’s Buzludzha Monument Opens its Doors for the First Time in 8 Years
The doors of Bulgaria’s iconic Buzludzha monument have been opened for the first time in eight years as preparations get underway to restore the communist-era landmark.
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FT: Macron Warns against Hasty EU Enlargement at the Sofia Summit
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