Bulgaria
El Al to add nine additional destinations, several int'l airlines to resume Ben-Gurion flights
El Al will resume flights to Boston, London Luton, Tivat (Montenegro), Krakow (Poland), Marseille (France), Sofia (Bulgaria), Paphos (Cyprus), Rhodes, and Thessaloniki (both in Greece).
Israel’s ‘ice orphans’: Survival, legacy, and the battle for hockey gold in Sofia
Canine remains discovered in Bulgaria show dog meat may have been Iron Age delicacy - study
Israeli manufacturing company expands to Europe amid rising geopolitical tensions
Netanyahu talks to prime ministers of the Czech Republic and Bulgaria
During their talks, the three discussed manners of cooperation between the countries on various matters including dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.
Amnesty Int'l slams Bulgaria, Slovakia for quarantining Roma settlements
Scores of Roma protested over the measures, which they said were discriminatory because the lockdown, intended to curb the virus' spread, was less strict in other parts of Sofia.
The lure of Ladino
Sarah Raz’s musical journey back to her Spanish roots
World Jewish Congress thanks Bulgaria for stopping neo-Nazi march
"Next year, let’s hope that the month of February will pass without a single disturbance of this kind."
Jewish cemetery in Bulgaria vandalized
Gravestones were pushed over and broken, and a fence around the cemetery was damaged, the Sofia Globe reported Thursday.
Thirty-nine bodies found in truck near London, driver arrested
Bulgaria's foreign ministry said had been in contact with the British authorities over the incident.
FIFA may extend punishments globally after racism at Bulgaria vs. England
UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Bulgaria for racist behaviour, including Nazi salutes and chants, and against England for not providing enough traveling stewards.
Preventing electoral interference – the next frontier for the National Cyber Directorate?
Even in cases where the interference operation was either unsuccessful or did not take place at all, the mere possibility of such influence becomes a polarizing point in and of itself.
Bulgaria opens 1st Jewish school in over 20 years
“During the past 20 years, we achieved many targets, but this is not the ‘Jewish school’ that can lead the Jewish community of Bulgaria to further development and enhancement"
Grapevine: The value of visual history
JERUSALEM POST editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz thought he was going to a regular Thursday afternoon editorial meeting this week.