Bulgaria’s new National Assembly: A handful of generals, a model, a football referee and a gaggle of lawyers
Bulgaria’s 44th National Assembly will hold its first sitting on April 19 2017, and the general election that produced it
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Bulgaria’s 44th National Assembly will hold its first sitting on April 19 2017, and the general election that produced it
Read moreGiven the close results of the April 16 referendum in Turkey, the only possible path to national consensus is compliance
Read moreAbout 89.7 per cent of Bulgarian households are living in dwellings that they own and 6.3 per cent live in
Read moreBetween 2008 and 2016, Bulgarians cut down on buying bread while consuming more fruit and vegetables – and they drank
Read moreA migration policy that prevents foreigners from being in the country illegally and expels illegal migrants, increased border security, the
Read moreBulgarian centre-right GERB party leader Boiko Borissov and nationalist United Patriots co-leader Valeri Simeonov announced on April 13 that the
Read moreBulgaria’s armed forces have a critical shortage of military personnel, a systemic lack of money and are supplied with outdated
Read moreBulgaria’s centre-right GERB party leader Boiko Borissov, expected within weeks to again become prime minister, held talks with the Movement
Read moreBulgaria’s annual consumer price index (CPI) recorded 1.9 per cent inflation in March, despite shrinking by 0.5 per cent compared
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