Bulgaria’s new cabinet ministers spell out plans
A more powerful State Agency for National Security, recruitment of civilians to act as “civil guards” to assist police, a
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A more powerful State Agency for National Security, recruitment of civilians to act as “civil guards” to assist police, a
Read moreBulgaria’s capital city Sofia saw a protest on June 2 against the new socialist Plamen Oresharski government, dubbed “Oligarchski” by
Read moreThirty-seven people were arrested in Bulgaria as part of a two-day operation in 17 European Union countries against organised metal
Read moreBulgaria is among European countries where demonstrations have been held in solidarity with the protesters in major cities in Turkey.
Read moreTwo days after Bulgaria’s socialist party-appointed government came to power, the National Assembly approved the first reading of legislation moving
Read moreA year after archaeological digs in the Black Sea town of Sozopol yielded a well-preserved male skeleton buried with a
Read moreApril 2013 saw 5.62 million young people – meaning under-25s – unemployed in the European Union, about 68 000 of them
Read moreAcross Bulgaria, sirens will sound at noon on June 2 2013 in an annual custom honouring the memory of revolutionary,
Read moreIn one of the first most significant differences between Bulgaria’s socialist-led government and the country’s head of state, President Rossen
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