Rules on media voted as Bulgaria’s election code saga continues
Bulgaria’s 42nd National Assembly approved rules on print and online media during elections as voting on the Bulgarian Socialist Party’s
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Bulgaria’s 42nd National Assembly approved rules on print and online media during elections as voting on the Bulgarian Socialist Party’s
Read morePublic approval of the Bulgarian Socialist Party government and the 42nd National Assembly, the country’s unicameral parliament, has dropped even
Read moreFollowing on media reports alleging that the Bulgarian Socialist Party used a company to pay for positive comments in internet
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Read moreAfter the February 14 attack on a Plovdiv mosque by a mob made up largely of football fan club members,
Read moreThe bitterly disputed process of voting on the Bulgarian Socialist Party’s proposed new election code suffered another reverse on February
Read moreBulgaria’s largest opposition party GERB is set to lose another member of Parliament after Krassimir Stefanov lodged a request to
Read moreThe first four people involved in a February 14 2014 mob attack on the historic Dzhumaya mosque in Plovdiv have
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