Bulgarian President, Prime Minister speak out – and other talking points as protests set to continue
As protest rallies in Bulgaria are set to continue for a fourth consecutive day on June 17, Prime Minister Plamen
Read moreAs protest rallies in Bulgaria are set to continue for a fourth consecutive day on June 17, Prime Minister Plamen
Read moreThe public protests in Sofia, these humid days of June 2013, must first and most importantly be characterised as peaceful.
Read moreA third round of anti-government protests, calls within the Bulgarian Socialist Party for new leadership, the summoning of a special
Read moreA crowd of several thousand gathered in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia on June 15 at the second day’s protest against
Read moreThe offer by Delyan Peevski to withdraw as head of the State Agency for National Security is accepted, Plamen Oresharski,
Read moreDelyan Peevski, whose appointment as director of the State Agency for National Security (SANS) on June 14 prompted thousands of
Read moreAfter the June 14 public protest against the appointment of Movement for Rights and Freedoms MP and media boss Delyan
Read moreSofia and other Bulgarian cities and towns saw a total of thousands turn out in spontaneous protest against the election
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev says that the way that Delyan Peevski was elected in Parliament to be the new head
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