Bulgaria high court strikes down amended Pirin National Park plan, Bansko ski lift
A three-judge panel of the Supreme Administrative Court has overturned the Cabinet’s changes to the Pirin National Park management plan,
Read moreA three-judge panel of the Supreme Administrative Court has overturned the Cabinet’s changes to the Pirin National Park management plan,
Read moreThe European Commission said on July 30 that it has approved the proposed acquisition of mobile carrier Telenor’s subsidiaries in
Read moreThe historic “King’s Stables” building in central Sofia, the roof of which was destroyed in a large fire this past
Read moreThere has been outrage among Bulgarians after an early-morning fire on July 29 devastated the roof of the historic “King’s
Read moreA new World Bank report outlines the millions of leva in losses incurred by Bulgaria’s state-owned hotels. The report covers
Read moreBulgaria’s Constitutional Court ruled on July 27 that the Council of Europe’s Istanbul Convention on domestic violence blurred the definition
Read moreBulgaria’s ruling coalition is stable and the misunderstandings have been smoothed out, Prime Minister Boiko Borissov said on July 26
Read moreAn emergency meeting of the coalition council of the parties in Bulgaria’s government was called on July 26 to try
Read moreBulgaria’s coalition government is stable, according to Tsvetan Tsvetanov, parliamentary leader of Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s GERB party, commenting on
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