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Bulgaria Unveils Lost Roman City in Sofia
The restored Ancient Roman complex of Serdica, located in the centre of Bulgaria's capital, Sofia, was officially opened on Wednesday.
First visitors to the historic site were Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, the Ministers of Culture and Regional Development, Vezhdi Rashidov and Lilyana Pavlova, as well as other members of the cabinet and state officials.
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Most Medicine Graduates in Bulgaria's Sofia Willing to Leave Country
Three-quarters of people who graduated the Medical University of Sofia in 2015 seek to leave the country, a survey cited by private bTV station shows.
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Bulgaria's Evropa TV Presents Van Rompuy with Pro-European Policy Award
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The Sofia metro is "an exemplary project" of transparent and effective use of EU structural funds, city mayor Yordanka Fandakova has said during visits to metro sites with Markku Markkula, President of the European Committee of the Regions.
High-Level Official in Bulgaria's DefMin Charged with Malfeasance in Office
The district military prosecutor's office in Sofia has charged Venislav Tsanov, director of the Defence Acquision Directorate of Bulgaria's Defence Ministry, with malfeasance in office.
New Section of Sofia Metro Line 2 to Be Launched in July
Construction of the new section of the second line of the underground in the Bulgarian capital is going according to schedule and the new Vitosha station is expected to be opened in July.
This was stated by Sofia mayor Yordanka Fandakova who inspected the progress of construction on Tuesday.
Bulgarians Greet Park as Sign of Sofia's Renaissance
The first entirely new park in 30 years opened in Sofia, the Bulgarian capital, on Sunday.
The new green spot, named "Vazrazhdane" ["Renaissance"], by the area in which it is located, covers 52 acres in the central part of the city.
It was welcomed by citizens of Sofia, who have long called for the previously abandoned space to be turned into a city garden.
Sofia Residential Property Market Makes Strong Start to 2016 - Industry
A significant rise in sales, a sustained upward trend in prices and great interest in newly built homes have marked a strong start to the housing property market in Sofia in the first quarter of 2016, a Bulgarian real estate agency has said.
'No Mercy' for Corrupt GERB Officials, Bulgaria's PM Warns
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov on Sunday vowed zero tolerance to corruption among officials from GERB party, the dominant partner in the government coalition.