Bulgaria’s government has resigned – what happens now, and when?
After Bulgaria’s Parliament approved the resignation of Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s government on November 16 2016, the big questions arising
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Bulgarian Parliament approves resignation of PM Borissov’s government
Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted on November 16 2016 to accept the resignation of Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s government, tabled after
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FDI in Bulgaria in January-September 2016 was 1.27B euro
Foreign direct investment in Bulgaria in the first nine months of 2016 stood at 1.27 billion euro, the equivalent of
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Outgoing Bulgarian government names two deputy foreign ministers as ambassadors
A few hours before Bulgaria’s Parliament was due to vote on November 16 on the resignation of Boiko Borissov’s government,
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Transparency International: No Bulgarian believes govt is doing very well against corruption
More than half of Bulgarians believe that the government is doing badly in the fight against corruption, and while 11
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Bulgaria’s Parliament to vote on government’s resignation, and other presidential election fallout: Roundup
Bulgaria’s National Assembly will vote on November 16 on accepting the resignation of Boiko Borissov’s government, and chances are that
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Operation Pandora: Bulgaria arrests 65 as part of EU operation against antiques smuggling
Bulgaria arrested 65 people in a nationwide “Operation Pandora”, linked to an operation in all EU countries, against crimes involving
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Bulgaria records 0.8% economic growth in Q3 2016 – flash estimate
Bulgaria’s economy posted 0.8 per cent growth in the third quarter of the year, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) said
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Bulgaria ponders constitutional issues as government resigns
The resignation of Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s government has prompted President Rossen Plevneliev to ask the Constitutional Court for
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