Bulgaria

Analysts predict seventh snap election since 2020 unlikely to resolve ongoing political crisis in country.

Better tax collection, increased payments by energy producers helped lower shortfall

World number four fires 12 aces to give Greece 2-0 lead over Bulgaria at inaugural team event

Authorities say the reasons for the fire are being investigated

Euro 2020 winners equal record unbeaten run of 35 matches in 1-1 stalemate in World Cup qualifier

Bulgaria reports first two coronavirus cases, Argentina reports first fatality

Says European nation can act as gateway to Europe for businessmen

Envoy says trade is convenient due to road link via Iran

Southgate believes his side made a statement against racism that was twice halted by the abuse of the visitors

England players were also victims of racism on their last visit to Bulgaria in 2011

Authorities call England manager’s views ‘groundless, inappropriate and unnecessary’

Smilyana Zaharieva has one of the loudest voices in the world, reaching up to 113.8 decibels

Areas of cooperation include livestock, food processing and food safety

Urged European leaders to address the issue during a two-day visit to Bulgaria

According to customs agency, haul is the biggest amount of heroin seized at Bulgaria's borders in 2019

One of eight people indicted in November for creating fake advertising schemes through remote data centres

According to Bulgarian authorities, TV journalist died from a blow to head and suffocation and was raped

Bulgarian TV host Marinova's brutal killing has shocked the Balkan country and revived debate over press freedom

European Commission urges Bulgaria to conduct rapid investigation into TV journalist Viktoria Marinova killing

Most European countries miss air quality targets, says report

Now the famed choir have teamed up with Australian-born Lisa Gerrard of the music group

28 countries have ratified the treaty, which aims to protect women

Around 3,000 migrants remain stranded in Bulgaria's rundown refugee shelters

Their ties date back to 1878 when Tsar Alexander II put an end to five centuries of Ottoman domination of Bulgaria

Turkish President angered the Germans and Dutch after repeatedly accusing his them of "Nazi methods" over the bans

Around 20 homes were smashed and many of the residents of the village of some 800 people were evacuated

His victory signals a change of direction from outgoing President Rosen Plevneliev, a strong critic of Moscow

The law bans clothing that partially or completely covers the face, referring to the burqa or the more common niqab

Latvia in a similar move, also plans to ban niqabs and burqas calling it a ‘preventive measure’

The town council of Pazardzhik in southern Bulgaria voted overwhelmingly in favour of the ban

Employee mistakenly announced that Bulgarian authorities found an explosive device in a van parked outside the airport

No explosives have been found aboard

According to a report migrants suffer 'extortion, robbing, physical violence, use of weapons and police dog attacks'

The killing is thought to be the first of its kind in Europe's worst refugee crisis since World War II