Bulgaria’s president-elect Radev takes oath of office in National Assembly
Roumen Radev took the oath of office as Bulgaria’s president in the National Assembly in Sofia on January 19 2017, with
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Roumen Radev took the oath of office as Bulgaria’s president in the National Assembly in Sofia on January 19 2017, with
Read moreBulgaria’s 18 members of the European Parliament, from all parties, issued a joint statement on January 18 2017, calling on
Read moreThe Bulgarian Association of International Carriers said on January 18 that it would mount a counter-blockade if protesting Greek farmers
Read moreVice-Admiral Emil Evtimov is Bulgaria’s acting Chief of Defence, succeeding General Konstantin Popov who stepped down because his former subordinate
Read moreThe railway line between the north-eastern Bulgarian villages of Samuil and Kaspichan, on the Rousse-Varna line, was closed on January
Read moreAt a lengthy valedictory news conference on January 18, outgoing Bulgarian president Rossen Plevneliev reiterated his stance distinguishing between Russia’s
Read moreBulgaria has chosen the logo it will use while holding the rotating presidency of the European Union in January to
Read moreEven with no date yet decreed for Bulgaria’s early parliamentary elections, Bulgaria’s politicians are indulging in publicly discussing what kind
Read moreAmnesty International has criticised laws in Bulgaria against terrorism as open to possible abuse, portraying them as vulnerable to exploitation
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