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This is an unprecedented moment in the 25 years of Polish democracy. The national-conservative Law and Justice Party won a landslide victory of 39 percent in the parliamentary election on […]
More than 1000 people gathered in the centre of Sofia on the evening of October 26 to demand that Ataka leader Volen Siderov’s immunity from pr ...
Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv will be a major political background, with the city the largest in the country to go to a November 1 second round ...
Facing the complete failure of the handling of the refugee crisis, key European Union (EU) states have agreed upon emergency measures. These need to w ...
The Park Inn by Radisson Sofia hotel celebrated its fifth anniversary on October 21 with a party attended by more than 100 guests. “Park Inn by Radisson is a fresh […]
Bulgaria’s Central Electoral Commission (CEC) faced more public backlash on October 26 after slow processing of ballots required intervention by emergency services. A total of 25 people required first aid, […]
Bulgaria’s centre-right GERB party, the majority partner in government and the largest party in Parliament, says that it will open negotiations on changing a constitutional provision giving MPs immunity from […]
Bulgarian Prosecutor-General Sotir Tsatsarov has asked Parliament to authorise the arrest of Ataka party leader Volen Siderov and Ataka MP Dessislav Chukolov in connection with their assault on students at […]
Leaders of eight European Union countries and of Serbia, Macedonia and Albania have agreed on a 17-point plan of action on the Western Balkans migration route, including increasing capacity to […]
A key exit poll published minutes after voting ended in Poland Sunday shows the socially conservative opposition Law and Justice Party (PiS) sweeping to victory over the centrist ruling party […]
