Bulgaria high court to seek constitutional ruling on existence of specialised anti-corruption courts
Judges at Bulgaria’s Supreme Court of Cassation (SCC) voted on October 27 in favour of a motion to challenge at
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Month: October 2017
Bulgarian PM Borissov in Sarajevo: ‘The fate of the Balkans is in our hands’
In a historic first visit by a Bulgarian Prime Minister to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Boiko Borissov has told leaders in
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Team to work for opening science and medical centre in Sofia that will use CERN technology
An inter-institutional group of representatives of the Bulgarian President’s office, the government and scientific circles will work for the establishment
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Bulgarian Red Cross raises funds for Bourgas flood victims, government giving 2M leva
The Bulgarian Red Cross has begun a fundraising initiative for the victims of the floods in the Bourgas region in
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Nato challenges Russia on scope of war games
Nato has accused Russia of misleading the Western military alliance about the military exercises it held last month with Belarus.
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‘Bronze House’ at site of communist’s former mausoleum splits Bulgarians
An art installation on the site of a demolished mausoleum for Bulgarian communist legend Georgi Dimitrov? Even ahead of receiving
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Remembrance Sunday 2017 service to be held in Sofia on November 12
The annual Remembrance Sunday service, to commemorate the sacrifice of those who have fallen in times of war, will be
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Bulgarian President Radev on the non-flying fighter pilots: ‘Dissatisfaction understandable’
Bulgarian President and former Air Force commander Roumen Radev has effectively sided with the MiG-29 pilots who declined to take
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Seven arrested in Bulgaria as major international migrant smuggling network bust
European police and judicial co-operation agencies Europol and Eurojust said on October 26 that they had supported a joint investigation team,
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