Bulgarian political crisis: talk of Government resignation and Electoral Code changes
Bulgarian socialist party leader Sergei Stanishev gave the first hint on June 26 that the resignation of the Plamen Oresharski
Read moreBulgarian socialist party leader Sergei Stanishev gave the first hint on June 26 that the resignation of the Plamen Oresharski
Read moreThe evening of June 23 2013 saw the 10th day of a turnout of many thousands of people to parade
Read moreThe anti-government protests in Sofia on the evening of June 22 gathered what reporters saw as a new record number
Read moreAnti-government protests in Bulgaria are expected to continue over the weekend, with a separate rally planned in front of the
Read moreBulgarians woke up on June 21, in the northern hemisphere the longest day, to the news that after a marathon
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev said that the country is in a deepening crisis and, again effectively siding with the many
Read moreAs anti-government protesters in Bulgaria plan to hold a fifth rally in as many days, appeals were made in social
Read moreThe meeting of the Party of European Socialists (PES) council in Sofia on June 22 put PES president Sergei Stanishev
Read moreThe public protests in Sofia, these humid days of June 2013, must first and most importantly be characterised as peaceful.
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