Peevski protests

People coming to central Sofia for anti-government protests are now routinely being told by police to show their personal identity

Uniformed police stood shoulder-to-shoulder at street intersections near Parliament on November 13, blocking access to cars and pedestrians, as a

Dawn on November 13 found new-style heavy barriers and a strong police presence outside the National Assembly after a night

Bulgarian MPs were able to make their way out of Parliament at the end of the session on November 12

Students who occupied the central campus of Sofia University to press their demand for the resignation of the Bulgarian Socialist

The gates to the central campus of Sofia University were padlocked on the morning of November 11 as the anti-government

Many thousands joined in the anti-government “March of Justice” in capital city Sofia, in solidarity with protesting students at the

Bulgaria’s “Early Rising Students” protesters who want the resignation of the Bulgarian Socialist Party government and thorough political reforms are