Ex Bulgarian Interior Minister Lauded by Austrian Counterpart
Austria's Minister of the Interior, Johanna Mikl-Leitner, has sent a letter to former Bulgarian counterpart, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, to congratulate him on a job well-done.
Austria's Minister of the Interior, Johanna Mikl-Leitner, has sent a letter to former Bulgarian counterpart, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, to congratulate him on a job well-done.
No EU funds will go for unreformed sectors in Bulgaria for the next programing period, warned Bulgarian caretaker Deputy-PM Iliyana Tsanova.
Former Bulgarian Finance Minister Plamen Oresharski confirmed he is prepared to take up his nomination to be Bulgaria's next PM if the Bulgarian Socialist Party wins the upcoming May 12 vote.
Former Bulgarian EU Commissioner Meglena Kuneva has said that news of hundreds of supporters leaving her Bulgaria for Citizens party won't harm it ahead of May 12 early elections.
Top officers in the Bulgaria's Ministry of Interior are politically dependent on former ruling GERB party, claimed leading Bulgarian Socialist Party functionary and former Bulgarian Interior Minister Mihail Mikov ahead of May 12 early elections.
Non-aligned MEP Slavi Binev and controversial businessman and former secret agent Aleksei Petrov have joined forces for upcoming May 12 early parliamentary elections in Bulgaria.
A large number of followers and supporters of the Bulgaria for Citizens party from the second largest city of Plovdiv have withdrawn their confidence from party leader, former EU Commissioner, Meglena Kuneva.
A several hundred people have gathered in what have become traditional Sunday protests across Bulgaria.
Two fresh protests against energy and other monopolies in Bulgaria are taking place Sunday in the capital Sofia.
Code yellow has been declared for twenty two Bulgarian regions Sunday over the forecast for gusty winds.
Bulgaria has switched to daylight saving time Sunday, turning clocks one hour ahead at 3 am.
Over 20 000 Bulgarian Catholics are celebrating Easter on Sunday, March 31st.
Bulgaria's Chief Prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov has ordered a team of twelve prosecutors to probe the latest wiretap scandal in the country.
Brussels has launched a ferocious counterattack against David Cameron over immigration, saying his talk of benefit tourism and a something-for-nothing culture among EU migrants is unintelligent and risks stoking "knee-jerk xenophobia".
DAVID CAMERON, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband were told last night to convene urgent talks about forging a national strategy to tackle Britain’s immigration crisis.
The regime in North Korea adopted an official decision to develop further its nuclear potential, a day after it stated it is ready for war with South Korea.
Newly enthroned Catholic pope Francis has voiced a deep prayer for the restoration of peace in Syria and the prevention of war in Korea on Catholic Easter.
Authorities in Nicosia have launched an investigation after Greek media published the names of politicians who allegedly had loans forgiven by three Cypriot banks at the height of the crisis.
Bank of Cyprus depositors with more than EUR 100 000 could lose up to 60% of their savings as part of an EU-IMF bailout restructuring move.
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