Bulgaria to return its ambassador to Ankara within days – caretaker PM
Nadezhda Neynsky, Bulgaria’s ambassador to Turkey who was recalled to Sofia for consultations on March 16, will return to the
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Author: Clive Leviev-Sawyer
Bulgaria recalls its ambassador to Turkey for consultations amid controversy over elections
Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry said on March 16 that it was recalling its ambassador in Ankara, Nadezhda Neynsky, for consultations. The
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Bulgarian election commission orders halt to distribution of book attacking Ivanov’s ‘Yes Bulgaria’ and New Republic
The Central Election Commission has ordered an end to the distribution of a book distributed free with a newspaper, directed
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Migration, Russia are major issues for political parties ahead of Bulgaria’s March 2017 parliamentary elections
Concerns about an increased flow of migrants into Bulgaria, and relations with Russia, are among the key issues that have
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Bulgaria’s GERB leader Borissov: Never has the situation in the Balkans been so ‘pre-war’
Never has the situation in the Balkans been so “pre-war”, GERB leader Boiko Borissov told an election meeting on March
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Bulgaria elections 2017: From populism to polling stations to poverty and an epilepsy epidemic
At the beginning of the final two weeks ahead of Bulgaria’s March 2017 parliamentary elections, politicians continued criss-crossing the country
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Bulgaria elections 2017: The week that was, March 12
With two weeks to go to Bulgaria’s March 26 2017 early parliamentary elections, the past few days have seen matters
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Little progress in six months since EU deal with online majors on combating anti-Semitism
In the half a year since a code of conduct against anti-Semitic posts online was agreed with major internet and
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Almost all political parties in Bulgaria’s March elections have candidates who worked for communist-era secret services
An announcement by Bulgaria’s Dossier Commission on March 9 showed that almost all parties and coalitions in the country’s early
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