Bulgaria’s political crisis: Speed-dating and hasty legislating
In a controversial move, Bulgaria’s Parliament approved on March 29 the first reading of amendments to laws to attempt to
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In a controversial move, Bulgaria’s Parliament approved on March 29 the first reading of amendments to laws to attempt to
Read moreBulgaria’s Parliament hastily leapt into the process of amending laws on March 29 in a bid to resolve issues related
Read moreBDZ-Passenger Transport and Deutsche Bahn signed on March 29 a contract for the supply of 76 modernised passenger carriages, Bulgaria’s
Read moreDeclarations in Parliament on March 29 marked the 20th anniversary of Bulgaria’s accession to Nato. Parliament’s largest group, GERB-UDF, described
Read moreAs clocks in Bulgaria are changed to summer daily saving time overnight this weekend, all trains running after 3am on
Read moreAn earthquake of 3.8 on the Richter scale was recorded four kilometres southwest of the Bulgarian town of Devin at
Read moreSummer daylight saving time starts in Bulgaria on March 31 2024 at 3am, when clocks must be adjusted forward an
Read moreBulgarian President Roumen Radev said on March 28 that he was starting today with meetings with all the potential caretaker
Read moreThe European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia, is leading searches in two hotels in a Bulgarian ski
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