Two Indicted in Bulgaria over Nuclear Plant Deal with Russia
The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office has formally indicted two former state officials over their move to sign an unfavourable contract with Russian company Atomstroyexport in 2007.
The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office has formally indicted two former state officials over their move to sign an unfavourable contract with Russian company Atomstroyexport in 2007.
The three partners forming or backing Bulgaria's minority cabinet have finally reached a compromise to amend the Electoral Code, removing a cap on the number of poling stations outside Bulgaria.
A dramatic runoff is expected in the presidential elections of Bulgaria, pollster Alpha Research has said.
Ombudsman Maya Manolova has submitted to the Constitutional Court of Bulgaria sections of the Electoral Code curbing the number of polling stations abroad.
One of the "heavyweight" parties of the Reformist Bloc alliance, the junior partner in Bulgaria's coalition government, has said it will pull out of governance if the bloc's candidate fails to gather enough votes in the presidential elections.
Left-wing ABV party's deputy head Rumen Petkov on Sunday called Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev a "liar" and "detractor" over his comments on an agreement sealed by the previous head of state with Russia's ruling party.
Sofia's heating utility Toplofikatsiya has announced it is starting to turn on the heating across the city.
Bulgaria's weather service has issued a Code Yellow warning over heavy winds along the Black Sea coastline on Monday.
Grigor Dimitrov, the highest-ranking tennis player of Bulgaria, has retained his 18th place in the ATP ranking, the association's website shows.
The long-awaited operation to free Iraq's second city, Mosul, from the Islamic State (IS) extremist organization has begun, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi says.
Seven Turkish nationals allegedly linked to the network of Islamic Cleric Fethullah G?len have been detained in Bulgaria and handed over to Turkish authorities, BGNES wire service reports.
The ruling Democratic Socialist Party (DPS) is tipped to win the general vote held in the country on Sunday, exit polls quoted by local media and RIA Novosti suggest.
There are as many as twenty-one presidential pairs running the forthcoming elections in Bulgaria, all competing to take over the office of President. While the two biggest parties' nominees are tipped as clear favourites, the apparent losers should not be
Novinite is publishing an article by Spain's Foreign Minister Jos? Manuel Garc?a-Margallo, which first appeared in Spanish daily ABC.
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