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Bulgarian President Roumen Radev said on February 4 that he has vetoed amendments to Bulgaria’s personal data protection law, which were meant to transpose the European Union’s general data protection […]
Bulgarian MPs approved the second and final reading of amendments to the country’s data protection law on January 24, which transposes the Europ ...
The Organization of the Jews in Bulgaria “Shalom” has lodged a written complaint with the country’s National Coordinator against Ant ...
Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Boiko Borissov says that he wants a debate on media freedom in Bulgaria with the participation of European Commissione ...
Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted on November 1 to approve the second reading of amendments to the law on the media that will oblige the creation of a public register where […]
Televizia Alfa, the mouthpiece television channel of Bulgarian ultra-nationalist Ataka party leader Volen Siderov, stopped broadcasting on the evening of October 15 with no explanation beyond a slide on the […]
The European Parliament has voted on updated rules on audiovisual media services, which it says will protect children better, and which imposes stricter rules on advertising, and 30 per cent […]
Controversy has erupted over the supposed assault of a Bulgarian television journalist after security camera footage cast severe doubt over an allegation that he was beaten by people he was […]
Two people have been arrested after a Bulgarian television journalist was assaulted at a warehouse in Veliko Turnovo while he and a cameraman were filming a story about the re-labelling […]
European Commissioner for the Security Union Julian King called on all European Union member states on Wednesday to take the threat of election meddling in the upcoming European elections seriously. In particular, […]
