Bulgaria’s May 2013 elections: New poll shows GERB leading with 24.1%
A new public opinion poll ahead of Bulgaria’s May 12 2013 national parliamentary elections has become the fourth in a
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European Commission wants to stamp out rubber-stamping to authenticate documents
That sound so familiar to the expatriate, the ker-chunk of a rubber stamp, will cease to be ubiquitous if the
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Bulgarian socialist leader Stanishev testifies on wiretapping allegations
Bulgarian Socialist Party leader Sergei Stanishev was to be questioned by prosecutors on April 24 about allegations he submitted of
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Raykov’s reassurances for Bulgaria’s retail chains
Against a background of alleged cartel agreements, Competition Protection Commission queries on whether retail chains have resolved their issues with
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MEPs hand Ashton’s European External Action Service a ‘must do better’ report card
The European External Action Service (EEAS) – designed as the foreign policy arm of the EU, with Catherine Ashton as
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Bulgarian prosecutors indict four in eavesdropping investigation
Four current and former employees of the operative and technical information specialised directorate of the Interior Ministry have been formally
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Deal on new EU mortgage rules, with stricter creditworthiness checks
New European Union rules intended to benefit mortgage holders and consumers across Europe – and to avoid irresponsible lending and
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Prosecutors question Bulgaria’s former interior minister Tsvetanov for five hours
Sofia city prosecutors questioned Bulgaria’s former interior minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov for close to five hours on April 23 in connection
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Bulgarian border police detain Syrian family, latest of more than 80 illegal immigrants this year
Bulgarian border police have detained a Syrian family, of two adults and two young boys, near the Bulgarian – Turkish
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