Bulgaria wants Plan B from European Commission in case Turkey opens refugee floodgates
Bulgaria has urged the European Commission to work on an alternative plan in case Turkey fulfills its threat to unleash
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Month: December 2016
One in three Bulgarians smokes – the highest rate in the European Union
Close to 35 per cent of Bulgarians smoke, the highest rate in the European Union – higher than in Greece,
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Homeless man goes on trial for Plovdiv ‘Tobacco Town’ warehouses fire
Plovdiv District Court began on December 7 the trial of a homeless man, Lyubomir Danchev, on charges of criminal negligence
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Bulgarian President to offer Reformist Bloc mandate to form government on December 12
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev will offer the third and final exploratory mandate to try to form a government to the
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Greek government warns creditors it can’t take any more austerity
Following Monday’s Eurogroup decision to grant Greece short term debt relief, the country’s government expressed its determination to fend off
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Poland’s Supreme Court rules against Polanski’s extradiction
Oscar-winning Polish-born filmmaker Roman Polanski will not be extradited if he travels to Poland, the country’s Supreme Court ruled on
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Bulgarian prosecutors charge former Military Medical Academy head over 16M leva financial damage
The Sofia Military District Prosecutor’s Office has indicted Major-General Stoyan Tonev, former head of the Military Medical Academy, over contracts
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Bulgaria’s political crisis: Talks between Reformist Bloc and GERB produce no definitive result
Bulgaria’s centre-right Reformist Bloc coalition held talks with Boiko Borissov’s GERB party on December 6 to assess whether the bloc
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International study: 40% of Bulgarian ninth-graders functionally illiterate in science, maths and reading
A disturbing picture of Bulgaria’s education system has again emerged with the latest international PISA survey, showing that about 40 per
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