Bulgarian Prosecution Accuses Two Nationalist Ataka MPs of Hooliganism
The Bulgarian Prosecutor's Office accused on Tuesday two nationalist Ataka MPs of hooliganism.
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ARCHIVE - 10 November 2015
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Bulgarian Prosecution Accuses Two Nationalist Ataka MPs of HooliganismIMF Projects Moderate Growth for Bulgaria in 2015
Bulgaria Says Final Investment Decision Pending on Gas Link with Greece
Bulgaria’s Sept Industrial Production Index Rises 0.6% Y.Y
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Bulgarian President Identifies Refugees as Posing Greatest Threat to National Security
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President’s Advisory Council to Discuss Challenges to Bulgaria’s Security
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Business
IMF Projects Moderate Growth for Bulgaria in 2015
Exports and absorption of European Union (EU) funds will support moderate economic growth in Bulgaria this year, broadly in line with last year’s level of 1.7%, the IMF has said.
Bulgaria Says Final Investment Decision Pending on Gas Link with Greece
Shareholders in the project for the construction of a gas transit interconnection between Greece and Bulgaria have agreed on the clauses of the development contract, Bulgaria’s Energy Minister Temenuzhka Petkova has said.
Bulgaria’s Sept Industrial Production Index Rises 0.6% Y.Y
Bulgaria’s industrial production index rose by 0.
Politics
Bulgaria Assumes Council of Europe Chairmanship from Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bulgaria assumed on Tuesday the rotating Chairmanship of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Reforms Foresee Restructuring of Bulgaria's Interior Ministry
The reforms proposed by the Bulgarian government foresee the restructuring of the interior ministry.
Bulgarian President Identifies Refugees as Posing Greatest Threat to National Security
President Rosen Plevneliev identified the ongoing refugee wave as posing the greatest threat to Bulgarian security.
Bulgarian MPs to Hold Hearing on Police Force Protests
A Bulgarian parliament commission will hold a hearing of top Interior Ministry officials about last week’s protests by members of police force on Tuesday.
President’s Advisory Council to Discuss Challenges to Bulgaria’s Security
A meeting of the advisory National Security Council with President Rosen Plevneliev will discuss risks and threats to Bulgaria posed by recent changes in the geostrategic security environment, the President’s press office has announced.
Society
Former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt Dies at 96
Former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt passed away at the age of 96 in his home city of Hamburg on Tuesday.
World
Frontex Reports 1.2 Million Illegal Border Crossings into EU in January-October
Frontex has reported a total of 1.2 million illegal border crossings at the EU's external borders in the first ten months of this year, which is four times the 282 000 recorded for the whole of 2014.
Enlargement Process Key to Stability in Western Balkans,Turkey, EU Commission Says
The EU enlargement process covering the Western Balkans and Turkey is key to strengthened economic and political stability in the region, the European Commission said on Tuesday as it adopted its annual Enlargement Package.
EU Mulls Migrant ‘Processing Centres’ in Balkans
Luxembourg Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn has asked EU interior ministers to consider ways to set up facilities in western Balkans states to screen some of the tens of thousands of asylum seekers who enter Greece and head north, mostly to Germany, Reuter
Romanian President Nominates Former EU Commissioner as new PM
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis nominated Dacian Ciolos as the Prime Minister-designate entrusted with forming the country's next government.
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