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Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court was back in session after Grozdan Iliev took his oath of office on February 28, ending an institutional logjam dating back to November 2012. Iliev was elected […]
The February 28 2013 entries in The Sofia Globe’s notebook, amid Bulgaria’s continuing political crisis: • President Rossen Plevneliev named ...
The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia’s appeals chamber said on February 28 2013 that it had acquitted and ordered the relea ...
Sofia city hall voted on February 28 to order the city’s heating utility, Toplofikatsiya Sofia, to amend its terms of service and stop charging inte ...
Remaining labour market restrictions on workers from Bulgaria and Romania end on December 31 2013 and no EU country can unilaterally extend these restrictions beyond then, European Employment, Social Affairs […]
Bulgaria’s Parliament voted on February 28 2013 to impose an almost-complete ban on dunes at the country’s Black Sea coast, with exceptions that would allow building for sites of national […]
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has announced the names of 35 people – including protest organisers, leaders of professional associations, trade unionists, employers associations and nature conservation groups – that have [&hellip ...
Euro zone annual inflation was two per cent in January, down from 2.2 per cent a month, European Union’s statistics board Eurostat said on February 28. The annual inflation in […]
Bulgarians will vote in ahead-of-term national parliamentary elections on May 12, President Rossen Plevneliev said in a special address to the National Assembly in Sofia on February 28 2013. He […]
The regular weekly meeting of the Bulgarian Cabinet has been postponed by one day to March 1, the Government’s media service said in a statement on February 28. This is […]
