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Schengen anniversary overshadowed by returning border checks

Europe · Brussels

Schengen anniversary overshadowed by returning border checks

58% Left coverage: 19 sources

Has Bulgaria gamed its inflation numbers to qualify for the euro?

Europe · Sofia

Has Bulgaria gamed its inflation numbers to qualify for the euro?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

An 82.8 percent plunge in state-set hospital fees helped Sofia make the grade to join the single currency.See the Story

Bulgaria is approaching the adoption of the euro currency, amid ongoing public debate and concerns

42% Center coverage: 54 sources

Bulgaria Economy · Bulgaria See the Story

Bulgarian nationalists protest government plans to adopt the euro currency

36% Center coverage: 49 sources

Bulgaria Economy · Bulgaria See the Story

North Macedonia’s path toward full EU membership stalled by impasse with Bulgaria

73% Left coverage: 11 sources

António Costa · Macedonia (FYROM)See the Story

6 Bulgarians convicted in the UK of spying for Russia across Europe face sentencing

39% Left coverage: 26 sources

UK Politics · London See the Story

Nuclear power plant construction in Bulgaria: dependent on Russia and the USA

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Bulgaria wants to build new reactors. The country relies on the United States, but remains dependent on Russian spare parts.Politics · Bulgaria Read Article

Lebanese suicide bomber who killed 5 Israelis in Bulgaria is buried at Hezbollah cemetery

54% Left coverage: 24 sources

The Lebanese-French national who was accused of detonating explosives in a 2012 attack in Bulgaria that killed five Israeli tourists was buried in a cemetery designated for fallen Hezbollah fighters, said a former Lebanese security official who negotiated the return of his remains. The bomber was identified as Mohammad Hassan El-Husseini, 23. On July 18, 2012, he struck a group of Israeli tourists at Burgas Airport in Bulgaria, killing five Israelis, a Bulgarian bus driver, and injuring nearly 40 others, authorities said.Hezbollah · Lebanon See the Story

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