Posturing and protests as Bulgaria’s Parliament resumes
Bulgaria’s 42nd National Assembly resumed proceedings on January 15 after the festive season recess, with a strong police presence outside
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Bulgaria’s 42nd National Assembly resumed proceedings on January 15 after the festive season recess, with a strong police presence outside
Read moreBulgaria’s National Audit Office is to check Parliament as well as a large number of state agencies in the course
Read moreBulgaria’s Constitutional Court has ruled as inadmissible the challenge lodged by President Rossen Plevneliev against the appointment of Delyan Peevski
Read moreA week after news broke of the ructions involving Volen Siderov and a group of Ataka MPs on a flight
Read moreBulgaria’s consumer price index (CPI) shrank by 1.6 per cent in 2013, despite a 0.3 per cent monthly inflation bump
Read moreBulgaria and the US signed on January14 a memorandum of understanding on the protection of cultural heritage, meant to prevent
Read moreGeorgi Purvanov’s ABC movement will field candidates separately from the Bulgarian Socialist Party in the country’s May 2014 European Parliament
Read moreBulgaria is facing mounting criticism for its failure to adequately provide shelter, food and medical care to thousands of migrants
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev has submitted a formal challenge to the country’s Constitutional Court, asking it to strike down the
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