Bulgarian parties remain deadlocked on Budget revision
Talks between Bulgaria’s largest political parties, hosted by President Rossen Plevneliev on August 1, have failed to break the deadlock
Read moreTalks between Bulgaria’s largest political parties, hosted by President Rossen Plevneliev on August 1, have failed to break the deadlock
Read moreBulgarian MPs agreed to hold a special sitting on July 29 to debate the Budget revision proposal put forth last
Read moreAll files on loans by Corporate Commercial Bank must be made public to expose any connections with politicians and members
Read moreA few hours after Bulgaria’s National Assembly accepted the resignation of the cabinet, head of state President Rossen Plevneliev initiated
Read moreThe Bulgarian cabinet nominally headed by Plamen Oresharski tabled its resignation in Parliament shortly before 6pm on July 23 2014.
Read morePlamen Oresharski formally resigned as prime minister on July 23, after weeks of speculation and – in certain quarters – anxiety about
Read moreIncreasing Nato forces in the South Eastern Europe region, conducting more joint exercises and making more active use of joint
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev is among heads of state from Nato countries in Central and Eastern Europe attending talks in
Read moreWith Bulgaria’s current cabinet expected to resign by July 25, possibly on July 23, President Rossen Plevneliev has indicated the
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