Bulgaria PM Repeats He Will Resign if Party Loses Presidential Vote
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has reiterated his intention to step down if the candidate proposed by his party doesn't win the presidential elections.
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Does Bulgaria's President Have an Easy Job?
Bulgaria is by no means a presidential republic, but a parliamentary one, and yet it kicks up a great deal of fuss.
Interactive Map To Display Eco Problems in Sofia
A new interactive map will show signals submitted by citizens about various eco problems in Sofia.
Bulgaria Air Passengers Stranded at Frankfurt Airport
Tens of passengers of carrier Bulgaria Air have been stranded at the airport in Frankfurt.
Bulgarian Govt Allocates BGN 45 M to Ministries, Municipalities
The Defence Ministry has received nearly BGN 15.
Yearly Vignette To Be Valid Until December 31
The yearly vignette sticker will be valid from January 1 to December 31 of the year for which it was issued.
No Refugee Camp To Be Built in Varna
There will not be a refugee camp in Varna and statements to that effect are not true, stated the head of the Protection of the Population Activities department of Varna Municipality Kupen Pavlov.
Increase in Natural Gas Price Not To Affect Heating, Hot Water Prices
As of next year, there might be an increase in the price of natural gas but it will be below 10% and will not affect the price of heating and hot water, stated the chairman of the energy regulator Ivan Ivanov.
What Is Bulgaria's Voting System Referendum About?
Bulgaria will hold on Sunday a national referendum on the voting system, election rules, and state subsidies handed out to political parties.
Presidential Elections: Socialist-Backed Candidate Vows to Defy CETA
The presidential candidate endorsed by Bulgaria's biggest opposition party has said he will refer the EU-Canada trade deal to the Constitutional Court if elected.
Bulgaria's Main Presidential Hopefuls Shun Debate with Rivals
Tsetska Tsacheva and Rumen Radev, the candidates of Bulgaria's two biggest parties, have failed to appear at yet another debate just days before the presidential elections on Sunday.
Mediana Agency: BSP's Candidate Radev Gains Momentum
The distance between the candidates for president of GERB and BSP is closing.
Bulgaria's Fisheries Agency Gets New Chair amid EU Funds Probe
The head of a state-owned fisheries company has been appointed as chair of Bulgaria's Executive Agency of Fisheries and Aquaculture (EAFA), officials say.
Bulgaria's Ruling Party Candidate Unlikely to Win Presidential Election Runoff - Poll
Bulgarian main ruling party's candidate Tsetska Tsacheva is set to lose to any of the two predicted frontrunners, a new survey has suggested.
Bulgaria's Govt Approves 2017 Budget in Emergency Meeting
The Bulgarian cabinet is meeting on Monday to discuss the central budget and health and social insurance expenditure.
Bulgaria's Central Election Commission Opens 18 More Voting Sections in UK
With a decision taken on October 28, the Central Election Commission will open 18 new voting sections for Bulgarian citizens in the UK.
Bulgaria President Leaves Door Open to 2nd Term
Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev has kept his options to run for a second term in office.
Bulgaria Presidential Vote: Opposition Candidate 'Slightly Preferred' as Winner - Poll
Socialist-backed presidential candidate Rumen Radev is likely to emerge as a winner in a tight race at the runoff vote in Bulgaria on November 13 judging from current voter intentions, a Gallup International Bulgaria poll has suggested.
Protest in Bulgaria's Yambol over Construction of Migrant Center
The building of a migrant center near the village of Boyanovo, Yambol has sparked outrage from the local population, private bTV station reports.
Bulgaria MPs Required to Submit Only Laws with Impact Assessment
Bulgarian lawmakers on Thursday agreed to procedural rules barring them from submitting bills that have no environmental impact assessment.
Amnesty Accuses Bulgaria of Inciting Violence after Attack on Helsinki Committee Chair
Bulgarian authorities have not only failed to counter the climate of intolerance, but "have actively engaged in inflammatory speech and at times openly encouraged violence," John Dalhuisen, Amnesty International's Europe Director, has said.
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