Bulgaria Says It Hasn't Changed Its Mind on Hezbollah
Bulgaria’s new Foreign Minister Kristian Vigenin has refuted reports that the country is trying to shift blame for the Burgas terror attack from Hezbollah.
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Bulgaria’s new Foreign Minister Kristian Vigenin has refuted reports that the country is trying to shift blame for the Burgas terror attack from Hezbollah.
Zinaida Zlaranova, Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Minister, has vowed to do everything possible to make sure that Bulgaria fulfils all criteria of the European Commission so that the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM) is lifted.
Bulgaria's Agriculture Minister, Dimitar Grekov, has ordered a probe to find out if people without qualifications and/or required education are part of his team.
Ivaylo Spiridonov has been appointed as interim director of the Sofia District Police Directorate.
Konstantin Dzhuninski has been appointed interim Director of the District Directorate of the Interior Ministry in the northwestern city of Vidin.
Bulgaria's State Agency for National Security, DANS, has launched a probe of Plamen Stoilov, Mayor of the Danube city of Ruse, in connection with procurement deals signed by the municipal administration.
Lyutvi Mestan, leader of Bulgaria’s predominantly ethnic Turkish Movement for Rights and Freedoms, has criticized the oppositional GERB party of former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov for threatening to leave Parliament.
Krasimir Velchev, Deputy Chair of center-right party Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria (GERB), has argued that preparations are underway for the creation of a new parliamentary group consisting of MPs of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) and
In a surprising move, Members of the Parliament from the Bulgarian Socialist Party, BSP, gave up Thursday on their proposal for amendments to the Political Parties Act to eliminate "political nomadism.
The Bulgarian Socialists have condemned the behavior of the formerly-ruling GERB party and them leaving plenary hall, labeling it destructive and irresponsible.
The parliamentary group of the formerly-ruling center-right Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria party, GERB, is leaving the Parliament.
The Head of Deutsche Bank for Bulgaria, Borislav Ivanov, is the likely mysterious second Deputy Prime Minister in the Bulgarian Cabinet "Oresharski."
Hasan Ademov, Bulgaria's new Minister of Labor and Social Policy, has suggested that the country will boost its economic competitiveness by redirecting resources earmarked for generating temporary employment to retraining.
About 30 people have been arrested in the Turkish coastal city of Izmir on charges they had been posting "misinformation" on Twitter.
The Embassy of Spain in Bulgaria has invited residents and guests of Sofia to attend the 20th edition of the Spanish and Ibero-American cinema week in Sofia taking place on June 12-16 at the Lumiere Hall of the National Palace of Culture.
The skeleton of a medieval “vampire” discovered in Bulgaria is to be transported back to the town of Sozopol when archaeologists unearthed it last year.
The manufacturer of the cold and flu medicine Fervex, Bristol-Myers Squibb, has ordered the recall of a batch of the medicine from pharmacies all over the world amid contamination fears.
Pippa Middleton has written a “guide to Wimbledon”, giving advice such as “allow enough time for tennis” and “take a raincoat.
Bulgaria has moved 6 spots up to 46th in the latest FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking.
In the last three weeks alone, the French police have dismantled Roma encampments in Saint-Denis, just outside Paris, and along the Var River west of Nice.
Nearly a year after a bomb in a tour bus at the Burgas airport in Bulgaria killed five Israeli tourists and their Bulgarian driver, the country's new government is trying to shift blame for the attack from Hezbollah, the militant Lebanese Shiite movement.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his wife, Lyudmila, said Thursday their marriage is over, according to Russian media.
Germany's human rights commissioner has condemned the violence against Turkish protesters as "shocking", urging the Turkish government to immediately release detainees.
The European Union has announced that it will send another EUR 400 M of aid to Syria and its neighbours.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has dismissed the massive protests in the country as undemocratic.
A police officer died on Thursday after falling off a bridge in Turkey’s Adana province the previous day, according to reports.
Serbian Ambassador to Turkey, Dusan Spasojevic, has been recalled from the post for violating the law of diplomatic service.
Hundreds of artists, musicians, star actors, athletes and businessmen have joined the mass protest rallies in neighboring Turkey.
The protests in neighboring Turkey have continued Wednesday night into Thursday morning for a sixth straight day, but for the first time, no violence has been reported.
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