Bulgarian Parliament Prepares to Appoint 11 Supreme Judicial Council Members
Bulgaria's Parliament has set down the rules of procedure for the appointment of members of the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) from the parliamentary quota.
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Bulgaria Ruling Party Proposes Permanent Central Electoral Commission
Center-right ruling party GERB has proposed amendments to Bulgaria's Election Code envisaging a permanent Central Electoral Commission (CEC) which keeps a permanent electoral registers.
Bulgarian Conservatives Want Compulsory Voting for State Employees
Bulgaria's marginal conservative Law, Order and Justice party has proposed that compulsory voting be introduced for all state employees in the country.
Bulgarian Interior Min Appears to Be 'Agent' of US Secret Service
Bulgaria's vice-PM and Minister of Interior Tsvetan Tsvetanov has been spotted sporting dress shirt cufflinks with the emblem of the US Secret Service.
Bulgaria Ruling Party: No Grounds for Snap Elections
Bulgaria's ruling center-right party has ruled out the possibility of snap elections as forecast by the opposition in the wake of electricity, gas and food price hikes.
Opposition: Power Hike in Bulgaria Will Cause Snap Elections
Bulgaria will hold snap elections before the end of the coming winter as the raise of the price of electricity and natural gas will exhaust citizens, according to opposition Movement for Rights and Freedoms vice-chair Rushen Riza.
Bulgaria PM: Many of My Mins Will Go Down in History
Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov has lavished praise on his cabinet members and policies during a youth conference of his ruling center-right GERB party Sunday.
Ruling Party Vice-Chair: GERB Breaks New Ground in Bulgarian Politics
Bulgaria's ruling center-right GERB party has created a veritable alternative to the political status quo in the country during the last 2 decades, argued GERB vice-chair Tsvetan Tsvetanov.
Sofia Mayor Vows to Prevent Ski Lifts Closure Next Winter
The Sofia City Hall is going to approach legal experts to receive advice on possibilities to reexamine the concession contract of notorious Vitosha Ski company.
Bulgaria's Parliamentary Committee Passes Draft Forestry Bill
Bulgaria's Parliamentary Agriculture and Forestry Committee passed Thursday the new amendments to the controversial Forestry Act on which consensus with eco activists has been reached.
Bulgaria's GERB Attacks Corruption 1 Year before Elections
The ruling, center-right Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria party GERB revealed Thursday plans about a new anti-corruption and anti-lobbyism legislation.
Bulgaria's Ruling Party Marks 3 Years in Power
July 5 2012 marks three years since Prime Minister Boyko Borisov's centrist-right GERB swept to victory in the country's latest general elections and took over.
Bulgarian PM: Journalists Serving Mafia Are Not Journalists
Bulgarian Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, has reiterated his praise for firefighters, who took part in the effort to extinguish the wildfire in the Vitosha mountain, near the capital Sofia.
Bulgaria PM Orders FinMin to Reconcile with Scientists
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov wants a closer cooperation to be established between the country's Finance Ministry and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS).
Supreme Bulgarian Court Launches 'Confiscation Act Case'
Bulgaria's Constitutional Court has launched case number 6/2012 to rule on the new illegal assets forfeiture law under the request of 59 Members of the Parliament.
Bus Carrying 20 People Catches Fire in Northeastern Bulgaria
A bus carrying 20 passengers caught fire and burned down early on Monday near Silistra in northeastern Bulgaria.
Ex-EU Commissioner Heads Brand New Bulgarian Party
Former EU-Commissioner and 2011 presidential runner Meglena Kuneva was expectedly elected as chair of her own political project, Bulgaria for Citizens.
Bulgarian Ex-EU Commissioner to Officially Launch New Party
Former Bulgarian European Commissioner and presidential candidate Meglena Kuneva is to officially launch her new political project, the Bulgaria for Citizens party, on Sunday.
Bulgarian PM Slams Incriminating Tageszeitung Story as 'Idiotic'
Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov has finally spoken out against recent publications linking his past activities with the mafia, labelling them as "lies and idiocies.
Bulgarian Liberals Call for Obligatory Voting
Marginal Bulgarian liberal party National Movement for Stability and Prosperity has proposed the introduction of obligatory voting in the country's electoral legislation.
Bulgaria Faces Human Rights Court over Scandalous Judicial Appointment
The widely contested appointment of a Sofia City Court (SCC) Chair has reached the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
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