Bulgaria’s proposed new Borissov coalition cabinet: 10 things to know
Boiko Borissov, expected to be elected Bulgaria’s prime minister on May 4 2017, has announced the members of his third
Read moreBoiko Borissov, expected to be elected Bulgaria’s prime minister on May 4 2017, has announced the members of his third
Read moreBulgaria’s centre-right GERB party leader Boiko Borissov announced on May 3 2017 the portfolios and names in the GERB-United Patriots
Read moreThe short four-day week in Bulgaria following the country’s May 1 Labour Day long weekend will be a landmark one
Read moreBulgaria’s National Assembly adopted on April 28 a declaration strongly condemning the previous day’s assault on the parliament in Skopje,
Read moreAt a ceremony on April 27, Bulgarian President Roumen Radev handed GERB party leader Boiko Borissov – whose party won
Read moreValeri Simeonov, co-leader of Bulgarian nationalist coalition the United Patriots, said on April 24 that every effort was being made
Read moreThe structure of the forthcoming Boiko Borissov coalition government is ready, and will include four deputy prime ministers and 17
Read moreThe draft coalition government agreement between Boiko Borissov’s GERB party and the nationalist United Patriots will be ready on April
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