Bulgarian Cabinet asks Parliament for Bourgas-Alexandroupolis exit
Bulgaria’s Cabinet said on February 6 that it has filed an motion in Parliament to exit the intergovernmental agreement with
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Month: February 2013
Bulgarian Cabinet approves 150M leva for infrastructure projects
Bulgaria’s Government approved on February 6 the allocation of 150 million leva to ongoing infrastructure projects, the Government’s media office
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Bulgarian Parliament confirms Stefan Vodenicharov as Education Minister
Bulgarian Parliament voted on February 6 to confirm the president of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Stefan Vodenicharov, as the
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We know where the Bourgas suicide bomber’s accomplices are, Bulgarian official says
The identities and current location of the three accomplices of the Bourgas Airport terrorist suicide bomber, who took the lives
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Two-thirds of Bulgarians (and a third of smokers) approve public smoking ban – poll
Sixty-one per cent of Bulgarians polled in January 2013 approve of the full ban on smoking in public places such
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Chernobyl cleanup workers demand billion euro in unpaid pensions
Hundreds of Chornobyl nuclear disaster cleanup workers protested outside Ukraine’s parliament when the legislature held its first session this year
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Polish officials concerned about Strasbourg decision to declassify documents on alleged CIA prisons in Poland
Former prime minister Leszek Miller once again reiterated that there had never been any CIA prisons in Poland, while commenting
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US, Israel welcome Bulgaria’s findings on Bourgas attack
Officials from the US and Israel, two countries that have long asserted Hezbollah’s culpability for the terrorist attack that killed
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Bulgaria officially links Hezbollah to Bourgas bombing in July 2012
Bulgaria’s Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov said on February 5 that Bulgarian investigators had found evidence that the suicide bombing that
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