The Sofia Globe - daily news and features from Bulgaria, CEE and the world
Warsaw’s district prosecutor’s office has launched a probe into the circumstances of the publication of classified investigation files related to the so-called wire-tapping scandal, a spokesman for Warsaw prosecutors, Przemyslaw […]
Bulgaria’s Parliament approved on June 10 the rules for the process to appoint a new governor of the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB), with parliam ...
Bulgaria’s Defence Minister Nikolai Nenchev has ordered a full inquiry following a media report that US citizens involved in a grenade blast in ...
Several hundred invigilators leaked information about Bulgarian language and literature school-leaving exams, Education Minister Todor Tanev said on J ...
Bulgarian Socialist Party MP Georgi Kadiev narrowly escaped being expelled from the party’s parliamentary group, by just two votes, after angering BSP bosses by tabling legislation that proposes allowing election […]
A total of 2953 people were given Bulgarian citizenship between January 1 and May 31 2015, according to Ministry of Justice figures. Of these, 1174 were from Macedonia, with citizens […]
Sofia city hall has warned about heavy traffic congestion caused by repairs at one of the key junctions in the city, the Ruski Pametnik traffic circle, which began on June […]
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has handed his formal resignation to the president after Turkey’s ruling party lost its parliamentary majority for the first time in 13 years. The Justice […]
A Polish businessman and blogger Zbigniew Stonoga published Monday night on Facebook scans of files related to investigation of a wire-tapping scandal involving Poland’s top officials that broke out last […]
