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Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court has ruled against a second challenge to dismiss controversial media magnate Delyan Peevski as a member of Parliament, ruling that an MP’s term could only be terminated […]
Bulgaria’s Parliament passed at second reading on December 19 the bill of amendments to the country’s Gambling Act, which brings the country’s l ...
Bulgaria’s anti-government Protest Network, DANSWithme and Noresharski have announced a “Resignation at Christmas” protest on Decemb ...
Municipalities in Bulgaria began on December 19 2013 issuing birth, marriage and death certificates in three languages – Bulgarian, English and Fren ...
Strong exports supported growth in Bulgaria but still weak domestic demand is likely to keep Bulgaria’s economic growth rate below the average for the region, the World Bank said on […]
Nine months after the Eurogroup meeting and the shocking austerity measures decided for Cyprus, capital city Nicosia remains worried about the situation and the future. Damaged psychology, rising unemployment and […]
The United Nations Security Council voted on December 18 2013 to extend the terms of office of judges at the United Nations tribunal set up to deal with the worst […]
Putting an end to months of speculation, Prime Minister Robert Fico made his plans to run for president next year official during a public ceremony that doubled as a speech […]
A huge scandal of corruption is shaking the Turkish government to its core with political analysts saying that Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s influence is dramatically dropping as his closest aides have […]
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan says a corruption probe in which dozens of people have been detained is part of a “dirty operation” against his administration, linking it to […]
