Bulgarian President’s consultative council meeting on high-level corruption comes to nothing
The April 8 meeting of the Consultative Council on National Security called by Bulgarian President Roumen Radev to discuss measures
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Opposition to Bulgaria’s government seizes on controversy around anti-corruption chief
The announcement on April 4 by Bulgaria’s Prosecutor-General that the head of the country’s anti-corruption commission, Plamen Georgiev, was under
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Bulgarian President calls security council meeting on steps against corruption in high places
Bulgarian head of state President Roumen Radev has called a meeting of the Consultative Council on National Security for April
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Alpha Research poll: Apartments controversy damaged trust in Bulgaria’s government, GERB party
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s government has an approval rating of just 13 per cent, having shed four percentage points
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Bulgaria anti-corruption body to probe ruling majority politicians’ apartment deals
Bulgaria’s anti-corruption commission is to investigate allegations of crimes regarding the acquisition of high-end apartments at relatively low prices by
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Bulgarian President declares May 26 as day of European Parliament elections
Bulgarian head of state President Roumen Radev has issued a decree that the country’s European Parliament elections will be held
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Visiting Sofia, Russian PM Medvedev discusses energy projects with Borissov, Radev
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and his Bulgarian counterpart Boiko Borissov discussed their respective priorities on their energy agendas in
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Bulgaria is not Russia’s Trojan Horse in Nato, PM Borissov tells Stoltenberg
Bulgaria is not Russia’s Trojan Horse in Nato but is among the alliance’s most disciplined and loyal members, Prime Minister
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Bulgarian President Radev vetoes Electoral Code amendments
Bulgarian President Roumen Radev said on February 25 that he has vetoed several provisions in the amendments to the country’s
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