Bulgaria deficit increase weakens a key rating strength, Fitch says
Bulgaria’s proposed budget revisions highlight how the summer’s bank runs, a slowing economy and over-spending are weakening its public finances,
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Bulgarians and preferential voting: shift happens
Bulgarians appear to have taken to preferential voting with a passion, with more than third who voted in the country’s
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Borissov ‘ready to offer cabinet posts to parties in return for responsibility for policies’
Boiko Borissov’s centre-right GERB party, winner of the most votes in the October 5 elections, intends beginning talks with all
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Mistake if youths do not know the truth about communism, fascism and the transition – Plevneliev
It would be a strategic mistake if Bulgaria’s youth was not enabled to know the truth about communism, fascism and the
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Rival ultra-nationalists together to have 30 seats in Bulgaria’s Parliament
Bulgaria’s ultra-nationalist coalition the Patriotic Front will have 19 seats in Bulgaria’s newly-elected Parliament and its far-right Ataka rivals 11
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Bulgarian elections 2014: Provisional results after 99.95% of ballots processed
Boiko Borissov’s centre-right GERB won 32.67 per cent of the votes in Bulgaria’s October 5 2014 early parliamentary elections, according
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Pieces of eight: Party perspectives on a Bulgarian coalition
In the first 24 hours after polls closed in Bulgaria’s October 5 2014 parliamentary elections, the eight parties elected put
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GERB to seek to form minority government with Borissov as PM
Boiko Borissov’s centre-right GERB, winner of the largest share of votes in the October 5 parliamentary elections, will seek to
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Bulgaria’s rocky road to a new governing coalition
After Bulgaria’s October 5 2014 early parliamentary elections, the country faces a rocky road to achieving a new governing coalition,
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