Romania opposition leader resigns after European Parliament election
The leader of Romania’s largest opposition party in parliament, Crin Antonescu, resigned on May 26, one day after his National-Liberals
Read moreThe leader of Romania’s largest opposition party in parliament, Crin Antonescu, resigned on May 26, one day after his National-Liberals
Read moreWith those who voted in the May 22 to 25 European Parliament elections having had their say, now it is
Read moreReferring scathingly to Plamen Oresharski as the ex-prime minister, the government as “a zombie, dead” and decrying the current parliament
Read moreTwelve European Union member states in Central and Eastern Europe voted in European Parliament elections between May 23 and May
Read moreBoiko Borissov’s opposition centre-right party GERB will win the most votes in Bulgaria’s May 25 European Parliament elections, the country’s
Read moreThe Sofia City Court said on May 26 that it found Tsvetan Tsvetanov, MP for opposition party GERB who served
Read moreWhat the French prime minister reportedly described as the “political earthquake” of the rise of far-right parties in European Parliament
Read moreIn spite of the Bulgarian Socialist Party having come in a poor second, about 10 per cent behind the centre-right
Read moreAn immediate focus of fascination at the Movement for Rights and Freedoms’ election night news conference was Delyan Peevski, the
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