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Bulgaria's Former King and PM May Lose Palace
After Krichim, Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha's other real estates in Bulgaria may be nationalized, too
Bulgaria's former PM Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, son of Bulgaria's last King Boris III, lost a family real estate just a week before his birthday.
After a two-year court saga, the state managed to nationalize the Krichim residency. Along with the palace, Simeon and his sister, Maria Luisa, lost ...
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Sofia Asks Brussels for Cheaper Fuels
The excise duties on fuels in each EU country should be calculated according to the average income of its citizens, Bulgarian Finance Minister Simeon Djankov says
The excise duties on fuels in each EU country should be calculated according to the average income of its citizens, Bulgarian Finance Minister Simeon Djankov says
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The host countries of Euro 2012 amazed the football fans with a unique choreography. Some 8,000 volunteers from 63 countries took part in the choreography
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June 9 in History
In 1923, functionaries of the People's Covenant and the Military Union staged a coup d'etat against the Alexander Stamboliiski-led cabinet of the BAPU (Bulgarian Agrarian Popular Union). Alexander Tsankov formed a cabinet.
In 1923, functionaries of the People's Covenant and the Military Union staged a coup d'etat against the Alexander Stamboliiski-led cabinet of the BAPU (Bulgarian Agrarian Popular Union). Alexander Tsankov formed a cabinet.
