Bulgaria’s election commission denies there are unlawful polling stations in Turkey
In the latest twist in the controversy about polling stations in Turkey planned for Bulgaria’s October 5 2014 early parliamentary
Read moreIn the latest twist in the controversy about polling stations in Turkey planned for Bulgaria’s October 5 2014 early parliamentary
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Read moreBulgaria’s Supreme Administrative Court has ordered the reduction of the number of polling stations in Turkey for the October 8
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