Bulgaria’s proposed cabinet, in brief
Some notes on the backgrounds of the list of nominees to be Bulgaria’s next Cabinet. Prime Minister: Plamen Oresharski. A
Read moreSome notes on the backgrounds of the list of nominees to be Bulgaria’s next Cabinet. Prime Minister: Plamen Oresharski. A
Read morePrefacing Plamen Oresharski’s announcement on May 27 2013 of the proposed cabinet, Bulgarian Socialist Party leader Sergei Stanishev portrayed a
Read moreThe proposed members of Bulgaria’s new cabinet, to be headed by Plamen Oresharski, were revealed at a Bulgarian Socialist Party
Read moreDetermined to take up the Bulgarian Socialist Party and the party’s prime ministerial candidate Plamen Oresharski on promises to backtrack
Read moreAs Greek banks prepare for their imminent recapitalization, speculation mounts over whether or not they will be able to come
Read moreDanube Bridge 2 linking Vidin on the Bulgarian bank to Calafat in Romania is ready for use, construction inspectors have
Read moreThe final stretch of Bulgaria’s Trakiya Motorway, linking capital city Sofia to the Black Sea city of Bourgas via Plovdiv,
Read moreExpectations are that Bulgaria’s next cabinet, of “experts” headed by prime minister-designate Plamen Oresharski, will be presented to Parliament for
Read moreTalks in Rome between Bulgarian Prime Minister Marin Raykov and his Italian counterpart Enrico Letta focused entirely on economic matters,
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