Bulgaria
Israeli manufacturing company expands to Europe amid rising geopolitical tensions
4Model's visit to Bulgaria came shortly after Sofia allocated new, dedicated budgets for upgrading its defense capabilities
Bulgaria celebrates entry into euro zone, lev currency banished into history
Bulgarian court rejects Lebanon's extradition request for Russian over Beirut blast
Bulgaria, Austria, or France? Israelis flock to Europe’s ski resorts
Germany expands pension access for Romanian, Bulgarian holocaust survivors
Widows/widowers and children of survivors from the expanded list of 'open ghetto' cities are also eligible to receive a German Pension.
Bulgarian court hands down life imprisonment for Hezbollah terrorists
The conviction leaves the families of the victims and Israel partially unsatisfied because Hezbollah itself was not formally indicted or convicted.
No convictions for antisemitic crimes in Bulgaria last year, says report
FRA released a report on September 10, which documents antisemitic incidents that have occurred in the European Union from 2009 to 2019.
Bulgaria: Thousands protests against government, clash with police
The rally took place on the first sitting of parliament after summer recess. Protesters called it the "Grand National Uprising" in response the government's plan for a new constitution.
Bulgarian court's verdict on Hezbollah terror attack due in September
Chief prosecutor says “I hope that to some extent there will be justice” for the Israeli and Bulgarian victims.
Israelis to be able to fly to Greece, Croatia, Bulgaria on Sunday - El Al
Since these destinations are located in green states, Israelis would not have to enter a two-week quarantine upon their return to Israel.
Bulgaria's Jews slam deputy PM for George Soros conspiracy comment
The backlash against these comments come on the 32nd day of the ongoing protests in Bulgaria, calling on the government to step down.
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