Bulgarian Parliament elects Maxim Minchev to further term as head of news agency BTA
Bulgaria’s National Assembly elected on October 18, with support from all parties, Maxim Minchev to a further term as head
Read moreBulgaria’s National Assembly elected on October 18, with support from all parties, Maxim Minchev to a further term as head
Read moreThe killing of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia sent shockwaves across Europe a day after her car exploded near her home, prompting
Read morePoliticians are the “primary censors” of the Bulgarian-language media, demanding to edit interviews with them before publication and to determine
Read moreThe European Broadcasting Union (EBU) supports Bulgarian journalists in their protest against political pressure and urges politicians to refrain from
Read moreBulgaria’s unicameral Parliament, the National Assembly, voted on October 11 to approve the resignation of Anton Todorov as an MP
Read moreSeveral dozen members of Bulgarian media gathered on October 11 in front of the Government’s building to protest in defence
Read moreA Bulgarian cable television channel announced it was dropping a show featuring controversial MP Anton Todorov in what it said
Read moreControversy continued in Bulgaria at the weekend after a row erupted over alleged threats against a television talk show host
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s centre-right GERB party, the majority partner in government, distanced itself on October 6 from its
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