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A Saint, A Monk, A Rock: Bulgaria's Euro Coin Designs
Ancient rock art, a patron saint and a monk will be emblazoned on euro coins from Thursday, when Bulgaria joins the single currency.
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Shipowner Linked To Beirut Port Blast Held In Bulgaria
A shipowner wanted over a 2020 blast at Beirut port that killed more than 220 people has been arrested in Bulgaria.
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Drinking Fountains In This Region In Bulgaria Have Rich Cultural Significance - Here's Why
Many historic drinking fountains were built centuries ago, before households had plumbing. In parts of Bulgaria, people attach sentimental and cultural value to them.
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Video: Ryanair Passenger Breaks Down In Tears At Bulgaria Airport After Being Denied Boarding Over Luggage
A video of a Ryanair passenger breaking down in tears after being denied boarding over her luggage is going viral online.
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Forests, Houses Burn As Wildfires Rage Across Bulgaria, Residents Evacuated
Firefighters battled wildfires at nearly 100 locations across Bulgaria on Sunday, with houses burned and residents evacuated, local media reported.
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EU Confirms Romania and Bulgaria's Schengen Entry In January 2025
EU and NATO alliance members Romania and Bulgaria partly joined Schengen in March after an agreement with Austria.
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In Bulgaria's Bridal Market, Men Sell Their Daughters To Potential Spouses
In order to save their daughters from being "stolen" by suitors, Kalaidzhi families typically marry off their daughters between the ages of 16 and 20 and pull them out of school by the eighth grade.
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From Bulgaria To India: A Remarkable Transplant Journey Of Hope And Unity
The survival prospects for little Diana (name changed), a one-and-a-half-year-old girl, appeared bleak as she was urgently flown from Bulgaria to MGM Healthcare in Chennai, following severe heart failure.
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"Time Shelter": Bulgarian Writer Georgi Gospodinov Wins International Booker Prize
Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov and translator Angela Rodel were named Tuesday winners of the International Booker Prize with the novel "Time Shelter" -- a first for a book in Bulgarian.
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Russia Court Orders Arrest Of Bulgarian Journalist For Illegal Border Crossing
A Moscow court on Friday ordered the arrest in absentia of Bulgarian investigative journalist Christo Grozev, whose reporting for the Bellingcat news outlet has angered Russia, RIA news agency said.
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Bulgaria Charges 5 People For Istanbul Blast That Killed 6: Report
Bulgarian prosecutors have charged five people for supporting terrorist acts in connection with an explosion in central Istanbul that killed six people on Nov. 13, the country's chief prosecutor Ivan Geshev said on Saturday.
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Bulgaria Gas Industry Scrambles After Russia Gas Cut
The halt of Russian gas supplies to Bulgaria last week has left companies big and small scrambling as they fear halts in deliveries and rising prices.
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Poland, Bulgaria Get Gas From EU Neighbours After Russia Halt
Poland and Bulgaria are now receiving gas from their EU neighbours after Russia's state energy giant Gazprom turned off the taps, European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen said Wednesday.
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Russia Cutting Gas To Poland, Bulgaria As Ukraine Tensions Deepen
Russia will on Wednesday stop supplying gas to Poland and Bulgaria, the two NATO and EU members said, an escalation in the deepening rift between the West and Moscow over Ukraine as tensions also surged in neighbouring Moldova.
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US Approves Sale Of 8 F-16 Fighter Jets To Bulgaria Amid Ukraine War
The US Defense Department approved Monday the sale of eight F-16 combat aircraft to Bulgaria for $1.67 billion, bolstering its air force as the regional threat has risen after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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A Saint, A Monk, A Rock: Bulgaria's Euro Coin Designs
Ancient rock art, a patron saint and a monk will be emblazoned on euro coins from Thursday, when Bulgaria joins the single currency.
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Shipowner Linked To Beirut Port Blast Held In Bulgaria
A shipowner wanted over a 2020 blast at Beirut port that killed more than 220 people has been arrested in Bulgaria.
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Drinking Fountains In This Region In Bulgaria Have Rich Cultural Significance - Here's Why
Many historic drinking fountains were built centuries ago, before households had plumbing. In parts of Bulgaria, people attach sentimental and cultural value to them.
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Video: Ryanair Passenger Breaks Down In Tears At Bulgaria Airport After Being Denied Boarding Over Luggage
A video of a Ryanair passenger breaking down in tears after being denied boarding over her luggage is going viral online.
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Forests, Houses Burn As Wildfires Rage Across Bulgaria, Residents Evacuated
Firefighters battled wildfires at nearly 100 locations across Bulgaria on Sunday, with houses burned and residents evacuated, local media reported.
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EU Confirms Romania and Bulgaria's Schengen Entry In January 2025
EU and NATO alliance members Romania and Bulgaria partly joined Schengen in March after an agreement with Austria.
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In Bulgaria's Bridal Market, Men Sell Their Daughters To Potential Spouses
In order to save their daughters from being "stolen" by suitors, Kalaidzhi families typically marry off their daughters between the ages of 16 and 20 and pull them out of school by the eighth grade.
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From Bulgaria To India: A Remarkable Transplant Journey Of Hope And Unity
The survival prospects for little Diana (name changed), a one-and-a-half-year-old girl, appeared bleak as she was urgently flown from Bulgaria to MGM Healthcare in Chennai, following severe heart failure.
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"Time Shelter": Bulgarian Writer Georgi Gospodinov Wins International Booker Prize
Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov and translator Angela Rodel were named Tuesday winners of the International Booker Prize with the novel "Time Shelter" -- a first for a book in Bulgarian.
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Russia Court Orders Arrest Of Bulgarian Journalist For Illegal Border Crossing
A Moscow court on Friday ordered the arrest in absentia of Bulgarian investigative journalist Christo Grozev, whose reporting for the Bellingcat news outlet has angered Russia, RIA news agency said.
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Bulgaria Charges 5 People For Istanbul Blast That Killed 6: Report
Bulgarian prosecutors have charged five people for supporting terrorist acts in connection with an explosion in central Istanbul that killed six people on Nov. 13, the country's chief prosecutor Ivan Geshev said on Saturday.
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Bulgaria Gas Industry Scrambles After Russia Gas Cut
The halt of Russian gas supplies to Bulgaria last week has left companies big and small scrambling as they fear halts in deliveries and rising prices.
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Poland, Bulgaria Get Gas From EU Neighbours After Russia Halt
Poland and Bulgaria are now receiving gas from their EU neighbours after Russia's state energy giant Gazprom turned off the taps, European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen said Wednesday.
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Russia Cutting Gas To Poland, Bulgaria As Ukraine Tensions Deepen
Russia will on Wednesday stop supplying gas to Poland and Bulgaria, the two NATO and EU members said, an escalation in the deepening rift between the West and Moscow over Ukraine as tensions also surged in neighbouring Moldova.
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US Approves Sale Of 8 F-16 Fighter Jets To Bulgaria Amid Ukraine War
The US Defense Department approved Monday the sale of eight F-16 combat aircraft to Bulgaria for $1.67 billion, bolstering its air force as the regional threat has risen after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
