Bulgarian Students Protest against Interior Ministry Draft
About 150 people gathered at the self-proclaimed “Early Risers” students protest in front of the Bulgarian Parliament Thursday.
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Bulgarian PM: No Political Purge of Protesting Administration
Bulgarian Prime Minister Oresharski firmly denied Wednesday reports of political purge of State servants who join antigovernment rallies.
Bulgaria Rules Out Fencing Entire Border with Turkey
Bulgaria’s Parliament rejected Wednesday a proposal to build a fence on the country’s entire border with Turkey in order to curb the influx of asylum-seekers.
Bulgaria's Embattled Socialists Would Win Elections Now with 21% - Poll
There is currently a 5% margin between the two major parties in Bulgaria, the ruling left-wing BSP and its arch rival, the center-right, GERB, according to the latest poll.
Bulgarian PM: Cabinet Bent on Improving Business Climate
The Bulgarian cabinet has made considerable steps towards creating a better business climate since coming office end of May, according to Bulgaria's PM Plamen Oresharski.
Bulgaria's Opposition GERB Suffers 1st Renegade
Georgi Markov, lawmaker from Bulgaria's formerly-ruling opposition centrist GERB party has left its parliamentary group to became independent.
Newest Bulgarian Politician Threatens Occupation of Ukrainian Embassy
Supporters of Nikolay Barekov, leader of the movement "Bulgaria without Censorship," will occupy the Ukrainian Embassy in Sofia in show of support for the Ukrainian people.
Bulgarian Actors Stage Anti-Govt 'Funeral Procession'
Bulgarian actors supporting protests demanding the resignation of the Socialist-endorsed government are organizing another demonstration in front of the parliament Monday.
Bulgarian Ruling Partners Ink Party Subsidies Cuts
The ruling partners, the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) and the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) have managed to iron out their differences regarding subsidies for political parties.
Embattled Bulgarian PM Vows to Persevere for Country's Good
It is vital that cabinet continue its efforts to normalize political life and boost the economy of Bulgaria, argued Bulgarian PM Plamen Oresharski.
Bulgarian Ruling Coalition Goes on Retreat to Discuss Top Priorities
MPs and ministers from Bulgaria's center-left ruling coalition will be in winter resort Borovets over the weekend to co-ordinate key policy priorities.
Parliament Security Zone Necessary, Says Bulgarian Interior Minister
Bulgaria's Interior Minister Tsvetlin Yovchev revealed that the security zone around the Parliament building will remain as long as the protests continue.
Bulgarian Govt to Repair 700 km of Roads
Bulgaria's Regional Development Ministry plans to start asphalting 700 km of roads from 2014.
Lachezar Krastev Appointed Deputy Head of Bulgaria's Customs Agency
Lachezar Krastev had been appointed Deputy Director of Bulgaria's Customs Agency.
Chief Secretary of Bulgaria's 'FBI' Calls it Quits
The Chief Secretary of Bulgaria's State Agency for National Security (DANS), Mladen Georgiev, has asked to be released from the post.
Bulgarian President 'Foreigners' Act Veto Survives in Parliament
Bulgaria's Parliament did not collect the needed 121 votes to overturn the veto of President Rosen Plevneliev on amendments to the Investment Promotion Act.
Bulgarian MPs Work Overtime to Adopt Social Benefits Acts
The Bulgarian Parliament is working overtime Tuesday, from 10 am to 4 pm, in order to speedily adopt "social benefits" legislation.
Bulgarian Rulers Hint of Staying Full Term in Office
Kamen Kostadinov, senior member of Bulgaria's liberal predominantly ethnic Turkish party, DPS, hints the embattled government will serve full term in office.
Popular Bulgarian Artists Join University AntiGovt Rally
A large group of popular Bulgarian actors, theater directors, and filmmakers have joined Monday the antigovernment protest of university students and lecturers.
Bulgaria's National Police Officially with New Chief
Todor Grebenarov, former Head of the Plovdiv Regional Directorate of the Interior Ministry has been officially appointed Monday Chief of Bulgaria's National Police.
The Economist: 2014 May be Second Election Year in Row for Bulgaria
Bulgaria's ruling Socialist-led coalition is unlikely to see out its four-year term, and 2014 may prove to be the second election year in succession, The Economist magazine forecast in its special edition “The World in 2014”.
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