Bulgaria faces latest controversy over TV news in Turkish
More than 14 years after they began, news bulletins in Turkish on public broadcaster Bulgarian National Television (BNT) are again
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More than 14 years after they began, news bulletins in Turkish on public broadcaster Bulgarian National Television (BNT) are again
Read moreMore than 80 human rights activists from Germany held a symbolic protest near the Bulgarian-Turkish border fence marking the 25thanniversary
Read moreBulgarians born during the country’s transition from communism to democracy know almost nothing about the socialist era in Bulgaria, or
Read moreBulgaria’s 43rd National Assembly voted on November 7 2014 to approve Boiko Borissov as Prime Minister. The vote was 149
Read moreBulgaria’s State Agency for National Security (SANS) said on November 7 that it shut down 129 websites providing services on
Read moreThe Bulgarian Socialist Party, now officially in opposition with Parliament poised to vote in a new government, not only faces
Read moreThese are the nominations to Bulgaria’s next Cabinet, as agreed by Boiko Borissov’s GERB, the Reformist Bloc and socialist ABC:
Read moreBoiko Borissov, leader of the largest party in Bulgaria’s new Parliament, and the leaders of the centre-right coalition Reformist Bloc
Read moreIvailo Kalfin, until now parliamentary group leader of Georgi Purvanov’s socialist minority party ABC, will be deputy prime minister and
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