Bulgarian cabinet moves on pension reform
Bulgaria’s cabinet approved on May 20 changes to the Social Security Code, introducing short-term and long-term measures which the government
Read moreBulgaria’s cabinet approved on May 20 changes to the Social Security Code, introducing short-term and long-term measures which the government
Read moreBulgaria’s cabinet approved on May 20 the transfer of 11 000 sq m of land to the National Railway Infrastructure
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Read moreNegotiations between the leaders of the two main Macedonian parties, VMRO-DPMNE and SDSM (Macedonian Social Democratic League) lasted for about 10
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Read moreBulgarian Defence Minister Nikolai Nenchev told reporters on May 19 that he was appointing Yordan Bakalov, who was interior minister
Read moreEmma Hopkins, the UK ambassador to Bulgaria, presented her credentials to Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev on May 19 2015. A
Read moreIn what was largely a formality, European Union culture ministers approved on May 19 the naming of Plovdiv as European
Read moreNew car sales in Bulgaria were 8.2 per cent higher in January to April 2015 than in the first four
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