Bulgaria’s political crisis: A President in the middle
He has been booed and jeered by protesters, called a marionette by a minority party leader and had his ability
Read moreHe has been booed and jeered by protesters, called a marionette by a minority party leader and had his ability
Read moreMoments after formally turning down the offer to form a government anew, Boiko Borissov challenged the opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party
Read moreThe newly-elected Patriarch of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, Neofit, offered a public prayer at his enthronement ceremony at Sofia’s Alexander
Read moreTens of thousands of Bulgarians rallied in street protests in Sofia and several other cities and towns on February 24
Read moreTo be at the centre of Sofia on Sunday February 24 2013 was to be at the centre of a
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev, speaking after collective consultations with leaders of most of the parties in Parliament, said that it
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev was scheduled to hold a meeting with leaders of all parliamentary groups at 2pm on February
Read moreIf all goes according to plan, at 11.45am on February 24, the bells of Sofia’s landmark Alexander Nevsky cathedral will
Read moreA few hours after Bulgaria’s Parliament voted on February 21 2013 to accept the resignation of Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s
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