Bulgaria’s Reformist Bloc agrees to nominate Traicho Traikov for president
The executive council of the Reformist Bloc, the fourth-largest group in Bulgaria’s National Assembly, agreed on September 8 to nominate
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Author: Clive Leviev-Sawyer
Bulgaria’s Parliament again rejects proposal to close body checking communist-era agents
In what has become practically an annual ritual, Bulgaria’s National Assembly on September 2 again rejected proposals from socialist and
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Political scientist: Absurd to still not know who will be candidates in the presidential election
In 1970, a film was released entitled Suppose They Gave a War and Nobody Came. The runup, if it can
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Bulgaria’s GERB again postpones announcement of presidential candidate
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s centre-right GERB party has again postponed announcing its candidate in the country’s November 2016 presidential
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Bulgaria’s presidential elections: Red Baron loses a wing
Assuming he has some familiarity with quotations from military history, Roumen Radev, the former general and now presidential candidate of
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Bulgarian Socialist Party votes ex-air force chief Radev as its presidential candidate
The opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party’s (BSP) national council, after a meeting lasting several hours on August 17, chose former Air
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Controversy over Bulgarian Orthodox Church’s silence on murder of French priest
Controversy has erupted over the Bulgarian Orthodox Church’s failure to convey condolences on the murder of French Roman Catholic priest
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Bulgaria’s presidential election guessing game
The meaty hand at the end of the burly arm of Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has quite the experience
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British Council’s Sir Ciarán Devane: Continuing to engage, post-Brexit
The British Council as an institution did not think Brexit was a good idea, and in the post-Brexit reality, remains
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