Hacking attack on Bulgarian Orthodox Church website ‘revenge for assault on Plovdiv mosque’
Hackers attacked the official website of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, leaving a message saying that this was revenge for the
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Bulgarian regulator mulls massive fines on electricity distribution firms
Bulgaria’s State Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (SEWRC) said on May 14 that its audit of three privately-owned electricity distribution
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Bulgarian leaders send condolences to Turkish counterparts over Soma mine disaster
Bulgaria’s President, Speaker of Parliament, prime minister and foreign minister each sent messages of condolences to their Turkish counterparts on
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Bulgaria’s European Parliament elections: Notebook, May 14
A commentator on media coverage of the campaign ahead of Bulgaria’s May 25 2014 European Parliament elections said that the
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Former constitutional judge: Committee investigating President Plevneliev is unconstitutional
A former judge in Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court has become the latest expert to say that the parliamentary committee set up
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Bulgarian Orthodox Church Patriarch Neofit to visit Russia
Patriarch Neofit, head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, is to visit Russia from May 23 to 29, the church’s governing
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ADL survey of anti-Semitism: Bulgaria worse than Eastern Europe average
Eastern Europe ranks second among the world’s regions in anti-Semitic attitudes, and Bulgaria is worse than the average, scoring 44
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Bulgaria’s competition watchdog accuses electricity distributors of unfair competition
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) became the latest state regulator to announce administrative proceedings against the country’s three
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Bulgaria’s European Parliament elections: Notebook, May 13
Bulgaria’s far-right ultra-nationalist party Ataka hardly is worth writing about in these European Parliament elections, given that Volen Siderov’s cohorts
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