Bulgaria’s anti-government student protest keeps up the pace
Motorists in a street in central Sofia were treated to a dance performance – whether they wanted such a performance
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Student ‘occupation’ in Bulgarian universities expected to spread
Students from the University for National and World Economics (UNWE) in Sofia were set to join the spreading “occupation” protests
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Bulgarian MPs in controversial ‘resignation’ call incident during visit to Mt Athos
Members of Bulgaria’s Parliament, among them Ataka ultra-nationalist Pavel Shopov, were involved in an incident on a ferry boat from
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Bulgarian President Plevneliev lodges Constitutional Court action against Peevski being an MP
President Rossen Plevneliev has lodged a formal application in the Constitutional Court to overturn Parliament’s June 19 2013 vote revoking
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Sofia University ‘occupation’ supported by students at other Bulgarian universities
Students at several large Bulgarian universities have shown their support for the continued anti-government protest at the St Kliment Ohridski
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Kozloduy nuclear plant reactor taken offline on October 28 to fix fault
Unit six at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power station was taken offline on the morning of October 28 because of a
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Bulgarian, Turkish FMs discuss Syrian refugees, while tensions grow over issue in Bulgaria
Against a background of the Turkish-Bulgarian border being the main entry point into Bulgaria for Syrian refugees, the issue was
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Sofia University student protest: ‘We are with you’ anti-government protesters say – Photos
A special rally at 6pm on October 27 drew a crowd of thousands and growing in response to an appeal
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‘Counter protesters’ attempt to counter-occupy Sofia University
The central campus of Sofia University has seen attempts at provocation as “counter protesters” attempted on October 27 to invade
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