All six Bulgarian activists who were arrested for painting a memorial in front of the Socialist Party headquarters in Sofia have been released.
Leaders from Bulgarian former ruling party GERB and current junior coalition partner the Movement for Rights and Freedoms have exchanged accusations of classified information abuse.
Minor Bulgarian rightist party Democrats for Strong Bulgaria has issued a statement of support for the 6 activists detained overnight for spraying a monument in front of the Bulgarian Socialist Party in central Sofia.
Bulgarian liberal party Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) has nominated lawmaker Aliosman Imamov as the Parliament’s new Deputy Speaker.
Bulgaria's Interior Minister Tsvetlin Yovchev has said that the Refugee Agency will have to decide on the statute of asylum applicants in 3 days, not 6 months.
Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) has approved the resignation of Boyko Naydenov as head of the National Investigative Service and as magistrate.
The Prosecution should probe politicians and media who incite hatred, says the Deputy Head of the Bulgaria for Citizens Movement.
Bulgarians have voiced their discontent over a free newspaper distributed in the capital Sofia’s subway, demanding the resignation of subway CEO Stoyan Bratoev.
The occupations staged by students at a number of Bulgarian universities show the need for deep change in Bulgaria, stated Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev.
Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev has called the Consultative Council for National Security for a sitting on November 20.
The leaders of former Bulgarian ruling party GERB and of current ruling coalition partner Movement for Rights and Freedoms have denied reports of behind-the-scenes talks for a new cabinet.
Bulgarian students, from different universities participating in action "Occupation," will announce their political and educational demands by the end of the day Tuesday.
Interior Minister Yovchev reassured residents of Telish that a new refugee shelter of closed type won’t pose a threat to them, but they vow to continue with their protests.
Bulgaria's nationalist Ataka party proposed a new mechanism in Parliament, where MPs would be sanctioned for their absences in plenary sessions.
The life of Hristo Biserov, a key lawmaker from Bulgaria's liberal and predominantly ethnic Turkish party, DPS, who surprisingly quit politics Sunday, might be in danger.
The Bulgarian Greens party will not negotiate a coalition with the right-wing Reformist Bloc, but will continue its participation in its Civil Council in an effort to free the country from the mafia.
Hundreds of Bulgarians joined a fresh protest rally against the country’s embattled government on Monday evening.
Hristo Biserov, a key lawmaker from Bulgaria's liberal and predominantly ethnic Turkish party, DPS, who surprisingly quit Sunday, has asked to have his membership in the movement frozen.
Students at Bulgaria’s Sofia-based Technical University have joined the nationwide university occupation movement demanding the government’s resignation.
Bulgaria's Interior Minister Tsvetlin Yovchev has assured residents of Telish that their fears of a construction of a refugee shelter in the village will be taken into account.
Protesting Bulgarian university students have demanded the resignation of the Minister of Education Prof Aneliya Klisarova.
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