Nine military officers to be punished over Bulgarian-Turkish border fence deal
Nine military officers will face punishment ranging from reprimands to dismissal over the controversial project to build a fence on
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Nine military officers will face punishment ranging from reprimands to dismissal over the controversial project to build a fence on
Read moreBulgaria’s prime minister and foreign minister have reiterated their government’s opposition to economic sanctions against Russia over the Ukraine crisis,
Read moreBulgaria and Romania have agreed that railway traffic across Danube Bridge 2 should go ahead in the “shortest possible time”,
Read moreWell more than 1000 people in Sofia and a large number in Varna gathered in protest on March 20 against
Read moreThe Romanian Government approved on March 20 2014 the creation of a joint Romanian-Bulgarian project company, which will supervise the
Read moreThe process of appointment of Bulgaria’s new Central Election Commission has not escaped the kind of dispute seen all the
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has described the case brought against the three privately-owned electricity distribution companies, which risk losing their
Read moreDisciplinary proceedings have been started against two officers at the Interior Ministry in Veliko Turnovo following the shootout on March
Read moreThe Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) government has approved a memorandum of understanding on a 100 million leva (about 50 million
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