Bulgarian Parliament passes Belene arbitration damages bill at first reading
Bulgaria’s MPs passed at first reading on September 21 a bill authorising a cash injection from the state Budget to
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Month: September 2016
Attacker shot outside Israeli embassy in Turkey
A knife-wielding attacker was shot by Turkish police outside the Israeli Embassy in Ankara Wednesday before he could harm anyone,
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Alpha Research poll: Borissov remains Bulgaria’s most-approved political party leader
Bulgarian Prime Minister and centre-right GERB party leader Boiko Borissov remains the political party leader with the highest approval rating,
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President Plevneliev: Bulgaria should speed up preparations to join euro zone
Bulgaria should speed up preparations for accession to the euro zone, otherwise it risks falling behind in the process of
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Changeable weather expected for Bulgaria’s second long weekend in September
Bulgaria heads into a long weekend from September 22 to 25, which once again is expected to create traffic congestion
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Bulgarian Cabinet approves draft bill to pay Belene arbitration damages
Bulgaria’s state-owned electric utility NEK will receive a cash injection from the state Budget to pay the damages awarded by
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Bulgarian school teenagers above European average for smoking, drinking and marijuana use
Bulgarian school pupils aged 15 to 16 smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol and use cannabis at a rate about 10 percentage
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EU indecision on UN Secretary General choice plays to Russia’s advantage
The race to replace Ban Ki-moon as United Nations Secretary-General in 2017 is an awful muddle, yet it may still
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Bulgarian PM slams Russian MP’s ‘I’ll buy Bulgaria’ comment
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has sharply condemned a comment by Russian MP Pyotr Tolstoy who said that he would “will
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