Election code approved by Parliament, faces further hurdles
Bulgaria’s 42nd National Assembly completed on February 21 the marathon second-reading vote of the controversial Bulgarian Socialist Party-proposed election code,
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Bulgaria’s 42nd National Assembly completed on February 21 the marathon second-reading vote of the controversial Bulgarian Socialist Party-proposed election code,
Read moreBulgaria’s members of Parliament spent several hours on February 20 voting on the second reading of the proposed new election
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Read moreFootball fan clubs in Plovdiv have sought to distance themselves from the anti-Islamic mob attack on the Dzhumbaya mosque in
Read moreBulgaria’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement on February 19 condemning the violence in Ukraine, where a crackdown on anti-Yanukovych protesters
Read moreIsrael’s ambassador in Sofia, Shaul Kamisa-Raz, has written a formal letter to Bulgarian authorities – with copies to mayors of
Read moreRepresentatives of the two major football team supporters’ clubs in Plovdiv have offered to pay for the costs of the
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has spoken out strongly against escalation of ethnic tension in the country in recent days, calling
Read moreA staff member of Bulgaria’s State Agency for Technical Operations, which is in charge of electronic surveillance, is facing criminal
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