Bulgaria elections 2015 second round: GERB wins most major cities
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s centre-right GERB party won most of the country’s largest cities that were up for grabs
Read moreBulgaria mayoral and municipal elections October 25 2015
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s centre-right GERB party won most of the country’s largest cities that were up for grabs
Read moreInitial exit polls after voting ended in a mayoral election runoff on November 1 in Plovdiv showed GERB candidate and
Read moreThe websites of Bulgaria’s State Agency for National Security, Parliament, National Revenue Agency and the state energy regulator were offline
Read moreVoters in several Bulgarian cities and in towns and villages across the country returned to polling stations on November 1
Read moreA denial-of-service attack brought down the website of the Bulgarian President on October 30, just two hours after head of
Read moreVoters in a large number of Bulgarian cities and towns are being called back to the ballot boxes on November
Read moreAtaka party leader Volen Siderov broke the law by campaigning on the October 25 2015 election day, Bulgaria’s Central Election
Read moreAt the end of a week that saw chaos and the marathon detention of people involved in ballot-processing in Sofia,
Read moreBulgarian head of state Rossen Plevneliev has described the October 25 national referendum on electronic voting as an indisputable success
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