New Bulgarian PM: No Upped State Spending in View for 2013
Bulgaria's state budget for 2013 is not capable of sustaining significantly increased state spending, according to recently appointed PM Plamen Oresharski.
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Bulgaria's state budget for 2013 is not capable of sustaining significantly increased state spending, according to recently appointed PM Plamen Oresharski.
Bulgaria is worried by the extensive use of police force in the recent protest in neighboring Turkey, Minister of Foreign Affairs Kristian Vigenin said in a statment Sunday.
The press-center of former Bulgarian ruling party GERB has published a detailed itinerary of party vice-chair Tsvetan Tsvetanov's visit to the European Parliament Monday and Tuesday.
Newly appointed Bulgarian PM Plamen Oresharski has stated he is certain that his cabinet will continue to receive a stable parliamentary support to allow it to work efficently.
The anti-government rally carried out Sunda in Bulgarian capital Sofia has grown to over 1,000 with the progression of the day.
A new anti-government protest in Sofia has assembled at the Tsar Osvoboditel Sq in central Sofia, blocking the traffic in front of Parliament.
Hundreds of Bulgarian have walked out downtown in capital Sofia Sunday to protest the new Oresharski cabinet, just days after it was voted by parliament.
The anti-government protest rally that marched in the center of Bulgarian capital Sofia Sunday has returned to the square in front of Parliament.
Air raid sirens are going to resound across Bulgaria at 12 noon Sunday, June 2, in honor of the heroic death of Bulgarian poet and revolutionary Hristo Botev.
Extensive rains have caused massive floods over the weekend in parts of central and western Europe, causing death and damage.
Top Bulgarian tennis player Grigor Dimitrov has said he is seeking no excuses for his Roland Garros loss against world number 1 Novak Djokovic.
"Tocqueville says that every government resembles its people - on my part, I would say that Bulgarian journalism resembles you and me"
Violent assaults by police on protesters in Turkey have reignited Sunday night not only in Ankara and Izmir, but also again in Istanbul, where the situation had quieted down through the day.
Turkey's PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan has lashed out at the role of social media in helping organize and co-ordinate rallies, after the wave of large-scale protests that gripped the country.
The protests that have gripped Turkey since Friday are insignificant and sparked in part by hooligans, according to Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Turkish police has once again resorted to the use of tear gas, as protesters marched on to the offices of PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara.
At least 1,700 people have been detained in the protests that flooded Turkey Friday through Sunday, according to police statistics.
Protesters in the Taksim square in Istanbul are celebrating a tactical victory, as police has been ordered to withdraw.
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