After ten hours of antigovernment protests in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, tensions continue to flare even further.
There were around 400 anti-government protesters in front of the Parliament building in Sofia by 7pm on Tuesday.
Protesters have pushed down almost all metal barriers in front of the Parliament building in Sofia.
Protesters have pushed down part of the railings in front of the Parliament building in Sofia.
The majority of Bulgarian lawmakers have managed to leave the building of the Parliament in the capital Sofia, surrounded by antigovernment protesters with the help of heavy riot police presence.
The Bulgarian Government has agreed to distribute to 70% of the subsidies to livestock breeders in December, but unrest among the protesting breeders continues.
New clashes have erupted at an anti-government rally in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, staged by university students and citizens who support them.
Lawmakers from Bulgaria's extreme nationalist party Ataka have mysteriously disappeared from the Parliament amidst mass and violent antigovernment protests outside, according to parliamentary reporters.
The Members of the Parliament from the opposition party Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria, GERB, have left the Tuesday sitting in outrage from reports police is acting violently towards protesters.
Clashes with riot police are reported Tuesday as hundreds of Bulgarian university students are participating in the "occupation" of the building of the country's Parliament.
‘Pseudo-Nationalism’ destroys society from within, say Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev and Prime Minister Plamen Oresharksi in a joint statement issued on Tuesday.
Bulgaria's parliament has expectedly elected Aliosman Imamov as deputy speaker to replace a senior politician who ended his political career abruptly last week when he quit party and state posts over tax fraud and money laundering allegations.
The blockade of Bulgaria's oldest and most prestigious school, Sofia University, is going to be lifted in the morning of November 13.
Bulgaria's refugee spending amounts to over BGN 258 M so far, according to defense Minister Angel Naydenov.
Bulgaria's two major trade unions have decided to set up a joint national strike committee.
Pavel Tonev has been appointed Director General of the National Customs Agency by an order of Bulgarian Finance Minister Petar Chobanov.
Kiril Zhelev has been appointed Bulgarian Deputy Minister of Finance by an order of Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski.
Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev warned that the attempts for inciting hatred to gain political dividends is highly risky for the country.
Bulgaria's extremist nationalist party Ataka is demanding the immediate resignation of the Chief of First Police Precinct in Sofia, Daniel Pashov, for inactivity during the Sunday protest rally.
The prosecuting authority has started an inspection at Bulgaria's State Agency for Refugees and the Migration Directorate of the Interior Ministry.
University students have called for the occupation of the Bulgarian Parliament at a protest music concert in front of the nearby St. Alexander Nevsky cathedral in central Sofia.
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