Bulgaria in 2013: An ‘Annus Horribilis’ in pictures
Arguably the first indication that Bulgaria was set for a year both bizarre and beset with turbulence was the strange
Read moreArguably the first indication that Bulgaria was set for a year both bizarre and beset with turbulence was the strange
Read moreAnother poll has confirmed majority support among Bulgarians for the resignation of the current government and the holding of early
Read morePlamen Oresharski has gone into full reverse on his controversial statement on November 15 that people on the public payroll
Read moreBulgaria’s Prime Minister, Plamen Oresharski, denied the claim that a deal has been agreed with US firm Westinghouse to build
Read moreBulgarian capital city Sofia was set for a day of drama on November 20, with plans for sundry protests and
Read moreA further attempt has been made to backtrack on Plamen Oresharski’s controversial statement that people on the public payroll who
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev and Plamen Oresharski, appointed in May to sit in the prime minister’s chair in the Bulgarian
Read morePublic trust in the Bulgarian Socialist Party government has fallen to a new low, below the “critical” 20 per cent
Read moreGazprom chief executive Alexey Miller and Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski launched the construction on the South Stream gas pipeline
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