Bulgarian President spells out detailed reasons for veto of Election Code
President Rossen Plevneliev spelt out on February 28 the details of the reasons for the veto that he has imposed
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Month: February 2014
Thin red line from the Comintern to PES
When Martin Schulz stands up in front of assorted delegates at the Party of European Socialists congress in Rome on
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Rain forecast for Bulgaria’s holiday weekend
Those hoping for warm and sunny weather on the first weekend of spring – a three-day one at that, given
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Bulgaria unemployment 13.1% in January 2014, EU 10.8% – Eurostat
Unemployment in Bulgaria in January 2014 was 13.1 per cent, up from 12.8 per cent in January 13, and higher
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Borissov’s GERB has slight lead ahead of European Parliament elections: Alpha Research poll
If Bulgaria’s European Parliament elections were held immediately, Boiko Borissov’s centre-right party GERB would take the largest share of votes
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Ukraine: Russian forces control Crimea airports
Ukraine’s interior minister has accused Russian forces of staging a “military invasion and occupation” after armed men took control of
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Bulgarian Parliament to clarify ownership of Sofia’s Alexander Nevsky cathedral
Legislation is being tabled in the National Assembly to clarify the ownership of Sofia’s landmark Alexander Nevsky cathedral, handing the
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Bulgarian champs Ludogorets knock Lazio out, advance to Europa League last 16
Ludogorets Razgrad are through to the Europa League round of last 16 after a topsy-turvy 3-3 draw with Lazio in
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Bulgarian business climate unchanged m/m in February 2014 – NSI
Bulgaria’s business climate indicator in February 2014 was largely unchanged from that in January, according to the National Statistical Institute
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