Bulgaria’s 2016 elections: Constitutional Court challenge over polling stations abroad
Bulgaria’s Ombudsman Maya Manolova will lodge a challenge in the Constitutional Court on October 17 to the Electoral Code provision
Read moreBulgaria’s Ombudsman Maya Manolova will lodge a challenge in the Constitutional Court on October 17 to the Electoral Code provision
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Read moreThe Serbian weekly magazine Nedeljnik has retracted an article reporting U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump had apologized for the
Read moreBulgaria’s Central Election Commission announced on October 15 its decision on the polling stations to be opened in foreign countries
Read moreEU-Russia relations is traditionally a controversial issue in Bulgarian politics and society. The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry seems to be on
Read moreAn earthquake in the Black Sea on October 15 reported to measure 5.2 on the Richter scale was felt in
Read moreEU Commissioner for Enlargement Johannes Hahn said in Skopje on October 14 that the Republic of Macedonia is ready to hold
Read moreBulgaria’s strong fiscal position, resilient economy and broad reform agenda support the country’s Baa2 rating and stable outlook, Moody’s Investors
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov called an emergency meeting of his Cabinet and leaders of parties participating in the government,
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