Bulgaria to join the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance
Bulgaria’s caretaker Cabinet, at a meeting on March 8, approved the country’s accession to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance. The
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Month: March 2017
President Radev to present Bulgaria’s position on EC White Paper in Brussels
Bulgarian head of state President Roumen Radev will present the country’s position on European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker’s White Paper
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Bulgarian municipalities ignore EU-funded refugee integration scheme
No Bulgarian municipality has applied to take part in an EU-funded scheme that provides funds to assist in integration of
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Hungary approves detention for all asylum seekers
Hungary’s parliament has approved a new law calling for all asylum seekers to be detained in camps along the country’s
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Reactions to the ECJ decision on asylum law in EU
Uproar has greeted the European Court of Justice’s decision on asylum law in Europe. Last year, more than 5,000 people
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Bulgaria summons Turkish ambassador over Ankara’s interference in parliamentary elections
Turkey’s ambassador in Sofia Süleyman Gökçe was summoned to Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry on March 7 after Turkish cabinet minister Mehmet
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Bulgarian law enforcement busts people-trafficking organised crime group in Sofia
In a joint operation on March 7 by Bulgaria’s State Agency for National Security, Interior Ministry and prosecutors, an organised
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Ninova: Bulgarian Socialist Party will try to form government whether or not it gets the most votes
The Bulgarian Socialist Party will attempt to form a government after the March 26 2017 early parliamentary elections whether or
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Bulgaria, Poland have EU’s second-largest proportion of managers who are women – Eurostat
The European Union country with the largest share of women in managerial positions is Latvia, the only EU country where women
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