Bulgarian President Radev hopes new government will be in office in early May
Attending the April 19 first sitting of Bulgaria’s new National Assembly, President Roumen Radev said that he intended next week
Read moreAttending the April 19 first sitting of Bulgaria’s new National Assembly, President Roumen Radev said that he intended next week
Read moreBulgaria’s 44th National Assembly, elected on March 26, held its first sitting on April 19, electing a Speaker and with
Read moreHaving found himself at the centre of the controversy after the publication, last week, of proposed amendments on curtailing the
Read moreBulgaria’s newly-elected 44th National Assembly will hold its first sitting on April 19 2017, as decreed by head of state
Read moreThe blame game is continuing in a controversy about draft legislation posted on the Bulgarian Justice Ministry website that envisaged
Read moreBulgaria’s President Roumen Radev has been in office as head of state since January 22. Of the 74 days since
Read moreThe process of Bulgaria adopting a new ordinance on the integration of refugees, after the 2016 version was controversially scrapped
Read moreBulgarian President Roumen Radev has sought to defend the controversial scrapping of a government regulation on the integration of refugees,
Read moreEuropean Council President Donald Tusk, speaking during a visit to Bulgarian capital city Sofia, said that the country’s citizens only
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