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Police and other employees of Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry are facing “loyalty tests”, probably through the use of lie detectors, minister Tsvetlin Yovchev told a parliamentary committee on April 2 2014. […]
Plamen Oresharski, occupant of the prime minister’s chair in the Bulgarian Socialist Party government, has told the National Assembly that he ex ...
Further Russian intervention in Ukraine, following its annexation of Crimea, would be a “historic mistake” that would deepen Russia’s intern ...
Bulgaria’s school-leaving youths are caught up with the real question facing them before the country’s European Parliament elections on Ma ...
Bulgaria’s government planned to make it even easier for Russian nationals to receive visas, the country’s ambassador to Moscow Boiko Kotsev said on April 2. “The visa application process will […]
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has said that Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey should boost their co-operation in air policing in the face of a sharp increase in the need to scramble […]
Bulgarian television journalist Genka Shikerova’s car was burnt out in an apparent arson attack soon after midnight on April 2 2014, the second such attack after her car was set […]
According to the opinion polls research company Ipsos, voters of Turkey’s ruling party AKP ignored the bans on Twitter and YouTube in the run-up to the local elections, held at […]
Many Crimeans voted to join the Russian Federation in the hope of improving their well-being. Ukraine’s crumbling economy has hurt businesses throughout the country, while Russia has accumulated considerable wealth […]
