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The Greek national power generation company, Public Power Corporation (PPC) within the framework of its business strategic planning, a main aspect of which is the further development of the company […]
Jean-Claude Juncker’s European Commission and the ministers of the Bulgarian government will have a joint session on January 12 at the National ...
Getting the new European Public Prosecutor’s Office operational, more efficient migration management and enhanced security for European citizens ...
The European Court of Human Rights has ordered Bulgaria to pay 33 220 euro in damages arising from cases brought by the “United Macedonian Organ ...
An early-morning meeting on January 11 between Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov and police trade union representatives produced an agreement for the government to add a further 100 million leva […]
The opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) will table its vote of no confidence in Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s coalition government on January 17, basing the vote on the issue of […]
A seven-judge chamber of the European Court of Human Rights has rejected unanimously a complaint by a lawyer against a 2008 decision by Bulgaria’s Dossier Commission to expose him as […]
The sundry protests on domestic issues being held on January 11 as Bulgaria formally takes over the EU Presidency show that Bulgarians still have not liberated themselves from a slave […]
The German publication “Die Tageszeitung” (or “taz”) has identified another “Bulgarian Trump”. So far, there was a self-proclaimed one, namely Vesselin Mareshki, a business man who entered the Bulgarian ...
So far, Sofia residents thought Europe was about free movement. it isn’t. At least not today. What Sofia needs to endure today and for the next three days is pretty […]
