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Bulgaria’s State Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (SEWRC) said on March 5 that it approved the proposed electricity price cuts that will go into effect immediately, Bulgarian news agency BTA […]
Bulgarians, especially women, match or better the European Union average expectation for a healthy life, according to EU statistics released on March ...
The earliest date on which a caretaker government may be formed, Parliament prorogued and the outgoing cabinet dismissed is March 13 2013, Bulgarian P ...
The government of Moldovan prime minister Vlad Filat fell to a motion of no confidence in parliament on March 5, with one of the junior partners in th ...
Bulgaria’s outgoing cabinet declared that March 6 2013 would be a day of national mourning for Plamen Goranov, the protester who died on March 4 after lingering for several days […]
Bulgaria’s Movement for Rights and Freedoms, the third-largest party in the current Parliament, on March 5 2013 declined – as it had said in advance that it would – a […]
The “informal leaders” of Bulgaria’s nationwide protests are a motley lot with diverse backgrounds, including Russophiles, self-proclaimed consumer rights activists, anti-smoking ban campaigners and a LGBT rights advocate – and [&he ...
Bulgaria will become the 25th European Union member state to join the block’s unified patent court agreement, the Council of the EU said on March 5. “The formalities enabling Bulgaria […]
Latvia has officially asked the European Commission and the European Central Bank (ECB) for an extraordinary convergence report “in order to assess the readiness of Latvia to the membership in […]
Three masked men kidnapped the 10-year-old daughter of Bulgarian money laundering convict Evelin “Brendo” Banev, shooting her driver, as she was about to leave for school on March 5 2013. […]
