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Sofia city hall will appeal the city court ruling that declared a number of city parking regulations void, the city’s transport commission chairperson Radoslav Toshev said on February 25. The […]
Boiko Borissov, who resigned along with his government last week, was admitted to the government hospital in the Sofia residential area of Lozenets on February 26 2013 because of high […]
The international community has sent a strong political message of their firm determination to continue putting pressure on the Assad regime in Syria, Bulgarian Foreign Minister Nikolai Mladenov said on […]
He has been booed and jeered by protesters, called a marionette by a minority party leader and had his ability to create a caretaker government publicly called into question by […]
A state of emergency has been declared in the village of Dolno Selo after the Bistritsa River burst its banks on February 26 2013 because of heavy rains, the mayor […]
Among European Union countries, Bulgaria has the highest rate – at 52 per cent – of under-18s at risk of poverty and social exclusion, according to figures released on February […]
Bulgaria’s Consultative Council on National Security was scheduled to hold a meeting on February 26 2013 to discuss risks and threats to stability in the country because of the political […]
Russian politicians have made political hay this week out of the recent unexplained death in Texas of Max Shatto, a three-year-old boy adopted in Russia. First, Pavel Astakhov, Russia’s commissioner […]
With the crisis in Syria topping his agenda, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Berlin late Monday on the second stop of his first foreign trip since taking […]
Bulgaria’s two largest opposition parties, the socialists and the predominantly ethnic Turk Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF), have rejected the challenge of acting Prime Minister Boiko Borissov to form […]
