Bulgarian political crisis: talk of Government resignation and Electoral Code changes
Bulgarian socialist party leader Sergei Stanishev gave the first hint on June 26 that the resignation of the Plamen Oresharski
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Bulgarian socialist party leader Sergei Stanishev gave the first hint on June 26 that the resignation of the Plamen Oresharski
Read moreSofia City Court ended on June 26 proceedings in a case requesting the extradition of Evelin “Brendo” Banev to Romania
Read moreAnti-government protests in Bulgaria took on a new shape on the morning of June 26 as protesters gathered outside Parliament
Read moreThe Movement for Rights and Freedoms spent the most on its campaign in Bulgaria’s May 2013 parliamentary elections, more than
Read moreBulgaria’s Gambling Commission has expanded the blacklist of online operators banned from providing services to Bulgarian customers, adding 28 more
Read moreEconomist Daniela Bobeva is to be nominated as the third deputy prime minister in the current Bulgarian Socialist Party government,
Read moreTent camps, albeit individually on a small scale, are becoming the new trend in Bulgaria’s anti-government protests. In Sofia, two
Read moreSome members of Bulgaria’s centre-right former ruling party GERB want its deputy leader to be dumped because he has become
Read moreRomania and Bulgaria are discussing opening a jointly managed hydro-power plant on Danube, Romanian prime minister Victor Ponta said, just
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