Bulgarian President to challenge eavesdropping bill at Constitutional Court
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev said on August 6 that he will challenge the recent amendments to the Special Surveillance Means
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev said on August 6 that he will challenge the recent amendments to the Special Surveillance Means
Read moreBulgaria will not switch off analogue broadcasting of television signals at the September 1 deadline because of delays in public
Read moreBulgaria’s Black Sea resort of Albena, north of Varna, has been started offering its holidaymakers new beachside services, including lockboxes
Read moreBulgaria’s top-flight football clubs plan to ask the Cabinet to divide any sponsorship money from Russian state-owned gas company Gazprom
Read moreNova Broadcasting Group said on August 6 that it acquired 70 per cent in DarikNet, in a deal expected to
Read moreBy August 7, it should become clear whether Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has decided to exercise his limited right of
Read moreLast year, Alexei Navalny led street rallies against Russian President Vladimir Putin. This year, President Putin pushed back. Navalny was
Read moreOn the eve of the fifth anniversary of the war between Russia and Georgia, the prime minister of Georgia extended
Read moreThe latest year of the sand sculpture festival at a site near the north beach of the Black Sea city
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