Bulgaria's Parliament will make a second attempt to launch debates on the no-confidence motion against the socialist-led coalition government headed by Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski.
A no-confidence vote appears powerless to overthrow the current Socialist-led cabinet of PM Plamen Orsharski according to a former Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov.
The Speaker of the Bulgarian Parliament Mihail Mikov has urged the leader of the opposition GERB party Boyko Borisov to have his lawmakers register Thursday for the no-confidence vote against the government.
The Bulgarian government has decided Wednesday to open two new refugee shelters for asylum seekers.
Bulgaria's Deputy Interior Minister Vasil Marinov stated that closing the border with Turkey is unthinkable.
The boycott of the government no-confidence vote is a breach of parliamentary authority and if the same happens again Thursday, the vote will be scrapped, according to Bulgarian Socialist leader, Sergey Stanishev.
Bulgaria's Parliament will not hold a sitting on Wednesday due to the lack of a quorum, meaning that the start of debates on the no-confidence motion against the socialist-led government is postponed.
Bulgaria's Parliament is to start the debates on the no-confidence motion against the government initiated by center-right party GERB.
Closing the border with Turkey would cost Bulgaria BGN 10-11 M.
Bulgarian Constitutional Court will hear Tuesday the case against the early release of Plamen Tsekov from the post of Head of Bulgarian Health Insurance Fund, Offnews reported.
Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court has been scheduled to rule on whether notorious media mogul Delyan Peevski would be reinstated as an MP or not on Tuesday.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski has said he is not in favor of closing the country’s border with Turkey over the growing refugee influx from Syria.
True to their pledge, Bulgarian activists and followers of the nationalist VMRO party "blocked" Sunday one of the country's border checkpoints with Turkey as a sign of protest against the increasing Syrian refugee influx.
Renegades from the formerly-ruling and now opposition Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria Party, GERB, are officially launching Sunday their new formation named BASTA.
Former Bulgarian EU Commissioner Meglena Kuneva has been reelected to chair the Bulgaria for Citizens party at a national convention Saturday.
Bulgarian nationalist party Ataka has tabled a legislative proposal incriminating public the display of homosexuality.
The Bulgaria for Citizens party has decided to propose turning the newly formed Reformist Bloc into a formal coalition for upcoming European elections.
Bulgaria's state budget for 2014 will be directed to benefit socially vulnerable groups, according to PM Plamen Oresharski.
Ongoing protests in Bulgaria show a positive trend in civic participation, argued Bulgarian Deputy-PM and Justice Minister Zinaida Zlatanova.
Deutsche Welle, Germany's international broadcaster, was the target of the 99th consecutive protest in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, because it sacked without explanation the journalists Ivan Bedrov and Emi Baruh.
Bulgaria's opposition GERB party has submitted a report on former Austrian lobbyist Peter Hochegger to the Parliamentary Commission Against Corruption and Conflict of Interests.
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