Bulgaria elections 2017: Passport or ID card gets voters free bus rides from Turkey to Kurdzhali – report
More than 20 buses arrived from Turkey in a single day in the southern Bulgarian town of Kurdzhali, with passengers
Read moreMore than 20 buses arrived from Turkey in a single day in the southern Bulgarian town of Kurdzhali, with passengers
Read moreCaretaker Prime Minister Ognyan Gerdzhikov said on March 22 that current Bulgarian law does not allow limiting “electoral tourism” –
Read moreBulgaria’s State Agency for National Security has ordered the expulsion of a Turkish citizen and declared another persona non grata
Read moreProsecutor-General Sotir Tsatsarov said on March 22 that Bulgaria will not extradite to Turkey four border policemen wanted by Ankara
Read moreBulgaria’s caretaker government has received reports of buses being organised to bring voters in from Turkey for the March 26
Read moreWith five days to go to Bulgaria’s March 2017 parliamentary elections, Turkey and the two Bulgarian political parties with close
Read moreThe police presence at Bulgaria’s border crossings with Turkey has been stepped up, the Interior Ministry said on March 21,
Read moreSupporters of Bulgaria’s nationalist United Patriots coalition blocked border checkpoints with Turkey on the morning of March 21 in a
Read moreMonday March 20, the beginning of the final week of the election campaign ahead of Bulgaria’s early parliamentary elections, was
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