Bulgaria Former FinMin Simeon Djankov to Lecture at Harvard
Bulgaria's former deputy prime minister and finance minister, Simeon Djankov, will be a lecturer at Harvard Kennedy School, the prestigious US institution has confirmed.
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Bulgaria's former deputy prime minister and finance minister, Simeon Djankov, will be a lecturer at Harvard Kennedy School, the prestigious US institution has confirmed.
Recent nervousness over a possible bubble in sovereign fixed income securities have prompted some investors to get out of government bonds and into real estate, a survey says.
Bulgaria’s former Socialist president has strongly advised against holding early general elections before May 2014, when the country will vote for members of European parliament.
Democracy mandates that a Prime Minister follows the will of the majority, says Bulgarian PM, Plamen Oresharski.
The leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), Sergey Stanishev, called on people gathered on "this historical meadow" to support the country's embattled government and its plans for change.
Members of the Parliament from Bulgaria's extremist nationalist party Ataka have violently disrupted a sitting of the Sofia Municipal Council, dedicated to security in the capital.
Thousands of Bulgarians have taken once again to the streets of the capital Sofia Friday evening to demand the resignation of the country's government for a 43rd day in a row.
Bulgarians remain divided in their approval or disapproval of the two biggest parties in the country - the opposition center-right GERB and the left-wing Socialist party, according to a freshly released poll of the Sova Harris agency.
Members and followers of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) are holding Saturday their traditional meeting at Mount Buzludzha under the motto "Bulgaria for the People".
Calls for resignation of Bulgaria's Socialist-endorsed Cabinet of Prime Minister, Plamen Oresharski, are now being heard on musical stages across the globe.
The poverty line in Bulgaria is BGN 214 a month, with 1.6 million people (over 20% of households) living below it, according to a recent study.
The International organization Reporters Without has condemned police violence against journalists covering the Tuesday blockade of the Parliament in the Bulgarian capital Sofia.
Code yellow for potentially dangerous weather has been declared Sunday over much of the territory of Bulgaria due to exceptionally hot weather.
A series of earthquakes have been registered in southwestern Bulgaria in the wee hours Saturday.
Anti-government street protests are not just a feature of countries abutting the Mediterranean—they’ve now taken root in one on the Black Sea.
It has been more than 40 days now since protests started in Bulgaria's capital. Thousands hit the streets in Sofia every day to voice their frustration and disgust with the Bulgarian political establishment.
The long-running protests in Bulgaria are not a plot led by middle-class Soros-oids – they are about social alternatives.
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