Ukraine to top agenda as Nato’s Rasmussen visits Bulgaria
The visit to Bulgaria on April 10 and 11 2014 by Nato Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen will be about
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Hundreds join ‘300’ anti-government protest
Several hundred people joined an anti-government protest in Sofia on April 9 2014 marking 300 days since the start of
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Bulgarian President vetoes Audit Office amendments bill
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev said on April 9 that he vetoed the amendments to the law regulating the activity of
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Deadline expires for parties, coalition to register for Bulgaria’s European Parliament elections
Bulgaria’s major political parties and coalitions, as well as those who fancy their fighting chances of winning seats, all made
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Sofia City Prosecutor lays charges against Ataka leader Siderov over Varna flight incident
The Sofia City Prosecutor’s office said on April 9 2014 that it had submitted to the Sofia City Council formal
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Bulgaria’s war of words over ‘paid protest’ allegations
For months, opposing sides in Bulgaria’s continuing political high dramas have traded allegations about illicit payments to fuel protests –
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Anti-government ‘300’ protest planned for Sofia on April 9
They may be shouting “resignation!” rather than “this is madness”, but Bulgaria’s anti-government protesters have picked a 300 theme for
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Bulgarian President, Duke of Kent attend World War 1 commemoration at Sofia Cemetery
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev and Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, attended an April 8 2014 First World War Centenary Commemoration
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Bulgarian Orthodox Church head Patriarch Neofit holds talks with Turkish ambassador in Sofia
Issues including the property of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church in Turkey, problems linked to the flow of Syrian refugees and
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