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Bulgaria’s former president, Rossen Plevneliev, has become the latest to express pessimism about the prospects of the swift formation of a government after the country’s March 26 2017 early parliamentary […]
Bulgaria’s caretaker Cabinet said on March 1 2017 that it was nominating land forces commander Andrei Botsev to be the country’s new Defence Chief, with a promotion to lieutenant-general. By […]
A survey on Bulgarians’ attitudes towards institutions has found that they trust the European Union and Bulgarian Orthodox Church the most, while Parliament and political parties ranked the lowest. The […]
A survey has found strong discriminatory attitudes among Bulgarians to minority groups, finding that if all other things were equal, 72 per cent would not vote for a presidential candidate […]
A beaten group of journalists and violent clashes between Slav-Macedonian young people and Albanians was the outcome of last night’s incidents in Skopje, following the demonstration organized by civil movement […]
There is no end in sight to the ongoing dispute between the European Commission and the Polish government over the rule of law. “The mood is very heated,” said an […]
European Council President Donald Tusk cannot count on the support of the Polish government in his run for re-election for the second term of office, governing party Law and Justice […]
Slovakia is getting closer to reducing its dependence on Russian natural gas. Two projects of the country’s gas transmission system operator Eustream are among the latest 18 projects chosen as […]
