Bulgaria lowers bar for calling a referendum
Bulgaria’s Parliament voted on July 3 to lower by 100 000, to 400 000, the number of signatures required for
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Month: July 2015
Plevneliev in Sarajevo: European countries must be guided by rule of law
European countries are faced with a choice and have to take the right decision, whether to be guided in their
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30 naval vessels, 1700 military from Nato countries, join Bulgaria’s Breeze 2015 exercise in Black Sea
Thirty combat and support ships and about 1700 military personnel from Bulgaria, the United States, Turkey, Greece and Romania are
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Minority nationalist Patriotic Front decides to continue supporting government
Following their ultimatum to the Bulgarian government in May and talks with coalition cabinet majority partner GERB, nationalist minority coalition
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Bulgaria boosts police at Black Sea resorts ahead of peak summer season
Bulgaria has seconded police from elsewhere in the country to Black Sea beach resorts including Sunny Beach and Golden Sands
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IMF: Greece’s financial condition getting worse
The International Monetary Fund said Thursday that debt-ridden Greece’s financial plight is even worse than it first thought as the
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Greece: The money’s gone but the refugees are still coming
Greece has overtaken Italy: Around 69 000 refugees have arrived in the crisis-ridden country this year, yet it has no
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Heads roll as Ukraine’s reforms falter
The recent spate of dismissals or resignations of high-ranking officials in Ukraine is a sign that the country’s reform drive
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Bulgaria Now podcast: From Uber to fighter jets to the euro zone
Just as global conversation dwelt on speculation about the future of the euro zone because of the deepening crisis in
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