Another day of drama over Bulgaria’s election law changes
The Bulgarian Parliament’s second day of voting on the second reading of changes to the country’s election laws saw sundry
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The Bulgarian Parliament’s second day of voting on the second reading of changes to the country’s election laws saw sundry
Read moreIf the blockade of the Bulgarian – Greek border planned by Bulgarian lorry drivers over the Orthodox Easter holidays goes
Read moreThe deputy mayor for transport in Bulgaria’s capital city of Sofia, Lyubomir Hristov, and an MP for the country’s ruling
Read moreThe Bulgarian Orthodox Church’s Holy Synod, the church’s governing body, has adopted hard-line policy positions ahead of the Pan-Orthodox Council
Read moreBulgaria’s Parliament has rescinded a law that required that if a referendum is called in an election year, it should
Read moreTurkish healthcare provider Acıbadem Sağlık Hizmetleri ve Ticaret has agreed the acquisition of Tokuda hospital in Sofia and the simultaneous
Read moreEven before it has reached the stage of formal debate in committees and in the National Assembly, draft legislation tabled
Read moreBulgarians will be required by law to vote in elections, after the National Assembly approved on April 21 2016 the
Read moreBulgarian lorry drivers intend blocking all border crossings with Greece during the April 29 to May 2 2016 holidays, when
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