EC invites Eastern European member states to weigh in on Gazprom anti-trust settlement proposal
The European Commission said on March 13 that it has asked eight Eastern European member states for comments on the
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The European Commission said on March 13 that it has asked eight Eastern European member states for comments on the
Read moreAt the beginning of the final two weeks ahead of Bulgaria’s March 2017 parliamentary elections, politicians continued criss-crossing the country
Read moreThousands of migrants have “disappeared” from Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry distribution centres and State Agency for Refugees camps in the past
Read moreBulgaria’s Central Election Commission (CEC) has banned the showing of an election campaign video by Lyutvi Mestan’s DOST party because
Read moreWith two weeks to go to Bulgaria’s March 26 2017 early parliamentary elections, the past few days have seen matters
Read moreFather Paolo Cortese, the Roman Catholic priest recalled from Bulgaria after getting death threats for sheltering a Syrian refugee family,
Read moreThe Bulgarian Orthodox Church’s governing body, the Holy Synod, unanimously elected 47-year-old Bishop Grigorii on March 12 as the new
Read moreA group of Bulgarians from a civil society pressure group held a protest outside the Presidency in Sofia on March
Read moreThe governments of Bulgaria and Romania will hold talks in April at the latest on overall conditions regarding all border
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