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Concerns over Security Agency Choice Show Need for Bulgaria Reforms

Views on BG | 15 minutes ago
The public protests that followed Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski's selection of a media mogul as the country's top security chief highlight the need for further reforms in Bulgaria to "give confidence to the Bulgarian people," a European Union...

Thousands Protest in Bulgaria against Two-week-old government

Views on BG | 1 hour ago
Demonstrations continued for a third day in the Bulgarian capital of Sofia, demanding the resignation of the new Socialist-led government, with 15 000 protesters chanting "red trash" through the streets....

Czech PM Officially Resigns amid Graft Scandal

World | June 17, 2013, Monday
Czech Prime Minister Petr Necas has formally stepped down in an effort to end political turmoil over a corruption inquiry....

Thousands Join 4th Day of Anti-Government Rallies in Bulgaria

Domestic | June 17, 2013, Monday
New massive anti-government rallies are being held in Bulgaria, with thousands joining the protests in Sofia and other major cities....

Interim Bulgarian National Security Head Hints of Taking Over Permanently

Domestic | June 17, 2013, Monday
The interim head of Bulgaria’s State Agency for National Security, DANS, Vladimir Pisanchev, vowed to retain the post if offered....
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European Socialists Gather in Sofia to Support Bulgarian Chief

Bulgaria in EU | June 18, 2013, Tuesday
The entire leadership of the Party of European Socialists, PES, is going to arrive in Sofia, as their Bulgarian leader, Sergey Stanishev, is facing growing problems and pressure....

Bulgarian PM Puts New Public Funds Rules on Fast Track

Finance | June 18, 2013, Tuesday
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Plamen Oresharski, says he had ordered to speed up the enforcement of the new rules designed to de-concentrate investment of public funds into private financial institutions. ...

Extremist Clashes Mar Sofia Peaceful Anti-Govt Rally

Domestic | June 18, 2013, Tuesday
The end of the fourth day of protest rallies in the Bulgarian capital Sofia against the Cabinet of Prime Minister, Plamen Oresharski, was marred by clashes between extremist nationalist groups....
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Bulgarian Orthodox Church Urges Cancelation of LGBT Parade

Society | June 17, 2013, Monday
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church has expectedly condemned the upcoming Sofia Pride LGBT parade in the capital, claiming the event would “jeopardize the moral pillars of society....

EC Confirms Meeting of Bulgaria PM with Barroso

Bulgaria in EU | June 17, 2013, Monday
The European Commission, EC, has confirmed the upcoming meeting between EC President Jose Manuel Barroso and  Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski on June 21 in Brussels....

Iran's President-Elect Vows Nuclear Transparency

World | June 17, 2013, Monday
Iran’s President-elect Hassan Rouhani has declared that the country is ready to show more transparency on its nuclear program....

Sofia City Unit of Bulgarian Socialists Demands Stanishev's Resignation

Domestic | June 17, 2013, Monday
The Sofia city unit of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, BSP, has scheduled a meeting for Monday evening to vote on a motion calling for the resignation of the Sergei Stanishev, leader of the party....

Varna Tourism Unharmed by Protests

Tourism | June 17, 2013, Monday
Bulgaria’s Black Sea city of Varna has not witnessed a decrease in the number of foreign tourists visiting it despite the ongoing anti-government protests in the city, according to Atanas Atanasov, head of the Union of Bulgarian Tourist Guides....

Turkish Govt Threatens to Deploy Army to End Protests

World | June 17, 2013, Monday
Turkey’s Deputy PM Bulent Arinc has threatened that the army could be deployed to end nearly three weeks of unrest by protesters across the country....
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A Spanish police officer clashes with protesters gathered outside Alicante train station after the inauguration of the high-speed train line between Madrid and Alicante, in Alicante, Spain, 17 June 2013....
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