Bulgaria’s caretaker government replaces all 28 district governors
At its first meeting, held on February 23, the caretaker government headed by Andrei Gyurov replaced all of Bulgaria’s 28
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At its first meeting, held on February 23, the caretaker government headed by Andrei Gyurov replaced all of Bulgaria’s 28
Read moreThe interim government will allocate 65 million euro for the budget for the early parliamentary elections to be held on
Read moreAs of February 23, a total of 86 per cent of leva banknotes and coins is out of circulation, leaving
Read moreBulgaria’s national meteorological bureau has issued the Code Orange warning of dangerous weather for several districts, and the lesser Code
Read moreA day after taking office as caretaker Deputy Prime Minister for Fair Elections as part of the Andrei Gyurov interim
Read moreIn a vote on February 20, statutory broadcast media regulator the Council for Electronic Media (CEM) elected veteran journalist Milena
Read moreTaking office on February 19 as Bulgaria’s caretaker Foreign Minister, Nadezhda Neynski said that she and her colleagues from the
Read moreThe caretaker government assumes responsibility for the preparation and conduct of fair elections and will work impartially in the interests
Read moreBulgarian caretaker Prime Minister Andrei Gyurov announced the names of the country’s interim government on February 18, as President Iliyana
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