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Bulgaria's Schengen membership is not a top priority and it might be better to not rush to it in the upcoming couple of years, according to Bulgarian EU Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva.
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Bulgaria's Schengen membership is not a top priority and it might be better to not rush to it in the upcoming couple of years, according to Bulgarian EU Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva.
Sergey Stanishev, president of the party of European Socialists, declared his support for Hungary's left-wingers during a rally that gathered some 10 000 people in Hungary.
German MP Wolfgang Boernsen has expressed his concern over the lack of media pluralism in Bulgaria.
Former Bulgarian European Commissioner and current party leader Meglena Kuneva has promised to bring change to the country ahead of the upcoming snap elections.
Anti-government protesters in Bulgaria's capital Sofia have announced the formation of a new civic movement.
The alternative of the rule of the outgoing Cabinet is a government of national priorities, according to ethnic Turkish leader, Lyutvi Mestan.
The National Protest "Open-Air Conference," organized by Bulgaria's "Eagles' Bridge" movement starts Saturday in Sofia at 2 pm.
Sofia City Prosecutor, Nikolay Kokinov, has chosen the scandalous Petyo Petrov AKA Petyo The Euro to head the Sofia Investigation Office.
Varna man, Plamen Goranov, who passed away last Sunday after setting himself on fire, has been behind the decoration of the Bulgarian-Soviet Friendship memorial in the Black Sea city of Varna with colorful hoods, his friends revealed.
About 100 demonstrators have blockaded Saturday the main "Maria Louisa" boulevard in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Varna.
Representatives of protesting Bulgarians are meeting Saturday in the central city of Gabrovo to plan and align their future actions.
The first edition of Bulgaria's "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" is held in the capital Sofia Saturday, one day after Bulgaria marked International Women's Day.
All Bulgarian Orthodox Christians honor Saturday All Souls Day by performing and attending memorial services for the Faithful Departed.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 2.8 points on the Richter scale has been registered in southern Bulgaria Friday evening.
A chimney has been installed by firefighters on top of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican ahead of the conclave which will elect a new pope.
Uhuru Kenyatta, who is indicted for crimes against humanity, has narrowly won the presidential election in Kenya.
Nicolas Maduro has been sworn in as Venezuela's interim President, just hours after hundreds of thousands of mourners attended the state funeral of Hugo Chavez.
The headquarters of the Egyptian Football Federation and a police officers' club were set on fire by angry fans on Saturday.
A court in Egypt has upheld 21 death sentences of fans over deadly football riots in Port Said last year.
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