Bulgaria halts South Stream ‘pending consultations with EU’
Bulgaria has stopped all activities linked to the building of the South Stream gas pipeline project pending full compliance of
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Bulgaria’s Plevneliev congratulates Poroshenko on inauguration as president of Ukraine
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has congratulated Petro Poroshenko on his inauguration as president of Ukraine, the Bulgarian head of state’s
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Reactions to Stanishev – contradictions on compulsory voting, confusion over early elections
Bulgaria’s centre-right GERB leader Boiko Borissov welcomed a June 6 statement by Bulgarian Socialist Party leader Sergei Stanishev proposing compulsory
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US could sanction Bulgarian firms that work with South Stream construction firm Stroytransgaz – ambassador
Companies or individuals that provide material support to Stroytransgaz – the company to which Bulgaria awarded the contract to build
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McCain among three US senators to visit Bulgaria
United States senators John McCain, Chris Murphy and Ron Johnson are to visit Bulgaria over the weekend, the US embassy
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Tensions in Bulgaria’s ruling axis over South Stream out in the open
A few days after the European Commission (EC) announced an infringement procedure against Bulgaria over its choice of a contractor
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Stanishev: Bulgarian Socialist Party to hold talks with other parties on early elections – with compulsory voting
Embattled Bulgarian Socialist Party leader Sergei Stanishev told a news conference on June 6 that his party was ready to hold
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Bulgarian Parliament approves 1.49 billion euro bond issue
Bulgaria’s National Assembly gave final approval, in a vote on June 5, to a bond issue of 1.493 billion euro
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Bulgaria’s European Parliament elections: How most pollsters got it wrong
As the ramifications of Bulgaria’s European Parliament elections continue to unfold, seemingly now bringing forward a realistic prospect of early
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