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More than 2000 protesters crowded in front of the Palace of Justice in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia on July 14 to press their demands for judicial reform and the resignation of […]
Bulgaria’s MPs voted to appoint Dimitar Radev as the new central bank governor on July 14, followed by a vote to accept incumbent Ivan Iskrov ...
Bulgaria welcomes the “historic agreement” reached on July 14 in Vienna on a comprehensive Joint Action Plan on Iran’s nuclear progr ...
The European Commission said on July 14 that the EU governments have approved a package of 150 million euro in funding for gas and electricity infrast ...
Several hours ahead of a public protest in Sofia demanding his resignation and expressing support for the Justice Minister’s judicial reform efforts, Bulgarian Prosecutor-General Sotir Tsatsarov said that he was […]
Bulgarian Prime Minister dismissed Nadya Marinova on July 14 from her post as deputy tourism minister, about five months after she was appointed, and a few days after a photograph […]
Following marathon negotiations over several days, European leaders announced a tentative agreement Monday to provide Greece with another bailout, its third in five years – and ensure the country remains […]
Bulgaria’s consumer price index (CPI) was up by an annual 0.4 per cent in June after recording 0.9 per cent deflation for the month, the second decline in a row […]
Having agreed a last minute deal with euro zone partners to discuss a new bailout loan for Greece, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has a series of political problems to solve […]
World stock markets soared Monday in the hours after debt-wracked Greece and its European neighbors agreed on a path for a third bailout deal for Athens. U.S. stocks advanced more […]
