Influenza update: Sofia schools suspend classes
Kindergartens to be dealt with on a case-by-case basis and universities to decide for themselves whether to suspend classes.
Sun, Nov 08 2009
More than 100 results were found.
Kindergartens to be dealt with on a case-by-case basis and universities to decide for themselves whether to suspend classes.
Five illegal immigrants from Iran and Iraq caught by Bulgarian police in Sliven.
The detainees will be held for 48 hours for questioning
Seven thousand people lost their jobs in October, labour minister says
CSKA Sofia are bottom of Europa League group E with one point and their next match is against Fulham at Craven Cottage on December 3
Bulgarian champions Levski Sofia are out of contention for the knockout stages of the Uefa Europa League.
After initial complaint, Bulgaria allows Russian police to search premises owned by the Bulgarian state
Leonid Lavchev sent an intermediary to collect 1000 leva from a dairy farm in Haskovo, investigators say
Former labour minister Emilia Maslarova follows the example of Socialist party leader and former prime minister, Sergei Stanishev, in requesting that her MP immunity is lifted
Health Minister: Influenza strain is not seasonal flu, it is swine flu. More than 100 000 Bulgarians are down with the H1N1 strain.
Bulgaria’s three former ruling parties are pursuing their own agendas three months after the elections
Vitosha’s internecine power struggle leaves the ordinary tourist paying the price of stagnation
Assessing the EU’s European Neighbourhood Policy and its Eastern Partnership
The new Cabinet’s first Budget bill is much-scaled back compared to the bloated 2009 Budget
Government’s ‘difficult inheritance’ dominates Boiko Borissov’s discourse on reaching 100 days mark
After 100 days in office, Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov pinpoints 10 key issues for Cabinet in ‘the next 100 days’
Flannagan’s will be replaced by a French brasserie as part of a 10 million euro Radisson renovation
November 3 saw Boiko Borissov’s Government reach the 100-day mark, with much of its stated aims still at the groundwork phase
Bright colours, individual care and a rounded programme of extracurricular activities make this Lozenets-based kindergarten one of Sofia’s best
In a week in which Europe and much of the world commemorated the fall of the Berlin Wall, it is notable that this new November heralded several changes of its own.
Governments are brainwashed by the influence of the mighty pharmaceutical companies and therefore will not listen to the only definite "cure in town".
One conspicuous absentee from the 20th anniversary celebrations of the fall of the Berlin Wall was former British prime minister Mrs Thatcher.
Inasmuch as some Bulgarian officials are concerned, the credit crunch and the economic recession might as well have never happened.
Anything that is digital can and will be copied, sooner or later. Where and how the file is stored is irrelevant.
Boiko Borissov’s Government proved that decisions can be taken quickly and transparently
Tucked away in one of the dingy dead-ends just off Slaveikov Square in Sofia, Magic Worlds is overshadowed both by the shiny glass displays on Graf Ignatiev Boulevard and the Luciano pub right next door.