A month after being elected, Bulgaria’s Parliament still has no Speaker
The first sitting of Bulgaria’s 51st National Assembly entered its sixth day on November 27 – a month after it
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The first sitting of Bulgaria’s 51st National Assembly entered its sixth day on November 27 – a month after it
Read moreBoiko Borissov, the leader of the GERB-UDF coalition which is Parliament’s largest group, said on November 26 that he was
Read moreSOF Connect, the operator of Sofia Airport and Glavbolgarstroy Holding opened on November 26 the new car parking areas at
Read moreA meeting of interior ministers of Hungary, Austria, Romania and Bulgaria in Budapest on November 22 has resulted in a
Read moreEleven days after its first sitting began, Bulgaria’s 51st National Assembly again failed to elect a Speaker, leaving it unable
Read moreBulgaria’s Defence Ministry has advised of planned military convoys that will travel on the national road and rail network between
Read moreBulgaria’s national meteorological bureau has issued the highest-level warning of very dangerous weather for the districts of Vratsa and Montana
Read moreMore than 35 per cent of Bulgarians favour the complete annulment of the October 27 early parliamentary elections, according to
Read moreBulgarian head of state President Roumen Radev has approached the Constitutional Court for a second time seeking the annulment of
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