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Bulgaria’s National Assembly voted unanimously on December 6 to call on the Cabinet to propose a plan for the development of the media environment in Bulgaria, which also includes a […]
Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court has ruled unconstitutional an article of the Personal Data Protection Act that set out 10 criteria for deciding ...
The second round of voting in mayoral elections in Bulgaria on November 3 again saw a number of websites breaking electoral law against posting runnin ...
Central European Media Enterprises Ltd, which includes Bulgaria’s bTV media group, announced on October 27 that it had entered into a definitive ...
As voting proceeded in Bulgaria’s October 27 local elections, at least three media ignored a call by the Central Election Commission (CEC) to heed the law by not posting results […]
Statutory broadcast regulator the Council for Electronic Media (CEM) voted unanimously on October 17 to dismiss Svetoslav Kostov as director-general of Bulgarian National Radio. All five members of CEM said […]
The Supreme Administrative Court has referred back to the Central Election Commission the commission’s refusal to oblige public broadcaster Bulgarian National Television to provide Ataka leader Volen Siderov access to […]
Bulgaria’s statutory broadcast regulator the Council for Electronic Media (CEM) voted on October 9 to begin the procedure to remove Svetoslav Kostov as director-general of public broadcaster Bulgarian National Radio. […]
Volen Siderov, leader of the ultra-nationalist Ataka party and a Sofia mayoral candidate, violated election law by his behaviour on public broadcaster Bulgarian National Television’s Referendum programme, the Central Election [&hellip ...
The Council for Electronic Media (CEM) has expressed concern about the behaviour of Ataka leader and Sofia mayoral candidate Volen Siderov on a Bulgarian National Television talk show, in which […]
