Bid to backtrack on Oresharski blunder on threat to public servants
A further attempt has been made to backtrack on Plamen Oresharski’s controversial statement that people on the public payroll who
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A further attempt has been made to backtrack on Plamen Oresharski’s controversial statement that people on the public payroll who
Read moreBulgaria could see up to 400 million euro worth of EU money in next programming period frozen unless the government
Read moreBulgaria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has sketched out to local media its revised policy on recommending top state honours for
Read moreThe Shalom Organisation of the Jews in Bulgaria has expressed concern at the strengthening of xenophobia, racism and extreme nationalism
Read moreBulgaria’s Interior Ministry has come under fire from various anti-government quarters, with the main opposition party alleging that it is
Read moreBulgarian Orthodox Church Bishop Ignatii, one of two candidates shortlisted in a disputed election on November 17 for the new
Read moreThe anti-government “Early Rising Students” group at Sofia University is continuing its protest but easing back on the space occupied
Read moreThe “civil patrols” by Bulgarian ultra-nationalist group National Unity will continue in capital city Sofia on November 18, leader Boyan
Read moreThirty electors of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church diocese in the Black Sea city of Varna chose on November 17 two
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