Bulgaria’s coalition drama: Still some way to go
The process of seeking to come up with a government after Bulgaria’s October 5 early parliamentary elections still has some
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Month: October 2014
Twelve former State Security agents in Bulgaria’s new National Assembly
Twelve members of Bulgaria’s 240-member 43rd National Assembly, that took office on October 27, formerly worked for the country’s communist-era secret
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Museum of thousand-year history of Polish Jews opens in Warsaw
Poland’s President Bronislaw Komorowski and Israel’s President Reuven Rivlin took part, along Holocaust survivors, in the formal opening of the
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Bulgaria’s Reformist Bloc: GERB’s proposed government should include Patriotic Front
Soon after GERB leader Boiko Borissov said that the only option to him was to form a minority government with
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Bulgarian business sentiment drops for fifth straight month
The business climate index in Bulgaria worsened for the fifth consecutive month in October 2014, driven down mainly by the
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Bulgaria expects stable government in Ukraine, to implement reforms – Foreign Minister
Ukrainians had shown in the October 26 elections their will to live in a democratic and free country, Bulgaria’s caretaker
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Borissov after ‘leaders’ meeting’: Only option to have GERB-Reformist Bloc minority government with full four-year term
A meeting of leaders of seven out of eight parties in Bulgaria’s new Parliament has convinced GERB’s Boiko Borissov that
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Annual Service of Remembrance to be held in Sofia on November 9
The annual Service of Remembrance, commemorating all those who have died as a result of war, will take place on
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Bulgaria’s road agency seeks new builder for section of Struma Motorway after axing Greek company
Bulgaria’s Road Infrastructure Agency is seeking a new road-building company for a section of the Struma Motorway to Greece after
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