Bulgaria, Valeri Simeonov: The Government Remains, And So Does the Prime Minister
The government remains, will not resign and the mandate will continue until the regular elections next spring.
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Bulgaria's PM Boyko Borissov: I Am Ready to Step Down at Any Moment
Not a single day longer should we stay in power if the people do not want us, PM Boyko Borissov told the National convention of GERB - the ruling party in Builgaria - on Wednesday.
Bulgaria Versus EU: Decent Economy but Poor Quality of Life
In the "Catch-Up Index 2019", Bulgaria occupies 29th place with 36 points.
Former British Minister Arrested on Saturday for Alleged Rape
An unnamed British lawmaker and former minister was arrested on Saturday after police received allegations of rape, sexual assault and coercive control, the Sunday Times reported.
Another 1,000 US Troops to be Send to Poland
The United States and Poland have completed negotiations on an agreement on expanded defense cooperation, under which another 1,000 US troops will be sent to Poland, Pentagon chief Mark Esper said.
US Troops to be Send to Bulgaria and Romania
Washington may send troops to Bulgaria and Romania as part of the redistribution of US forces in Europe.
New Law in Turkey Gives Authorities Power to Control Content on Social Media
The Turkish parliament has approved a law that will allow stricter monitoring of social media content.
US and Russian Officials Have Begun Space Security Talks in Vienna
US and Russian officials have begun space security talks in Vienna, after the United States and the United Kingdom accused Russia of having launched an anti-satellite weapon last week.
EC Approves the Bulgarian Scheme in Support of Tour Operators
The European Commission has approved the Bulgarian scheme for 28 million euros (55 million levs) in support of tour operators forced to limit or suspend their activities due to restrictions in the context of the outbreak of coronavirus, BGNES reported.
Terrorist Attack Was Prevented in Russia
Tajik national Odil Kayumov was prepping to commit a terror attack in Moscow very soon before he was neutralized by security service officers, according to a source in the law enforcement agencies.
500 Police Officers to Guard Hagia Sophia Promises Erdogan
At least 500 security force officers will be instructed to guard Hagia Sophia, Istanbul’s iconic monument recently converted into a mosque, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told a press conference in Ankara Monday.
A Truce in Eastern Ukraine After a Six-Year Conflict?
Ukrainian troops and Russia-backed separatists have begun a full and comprehensive ceasefire in a new bid to try and end years of hostilities in the war-torn country's east.
Poland to Withdaw from the Istanbul Convention
Poland’s plan to withdraw from an international treaty on combating violence against women is causing serious concern across Europe.
US Ambassador Harry Harris Shaved The Most Controversial Moustache in South Korea
The most controversial moustache in South Korea has fallen victim to the razor’s blade, with US ambassador Harry Harris visiting a barbershop months after his facial hair became the subject of unusual criticism.
Emergency Epidemic Situation in Bulgaria Is Extended until August 31
The emergency epidemic situation in Bulgaria will be extended until August 31, 2020.
Bulgaria: The Government Will Announce New Social Measures
Today, the government is expected to announce new financial and socio-economic measures to address the effects of the coronavirus.
$40 Million Potentially Dangerous Food Seized in Operation Throughout Europe
More than $40 million worth of potentially dangerous food and drink has been seized in an operation coordinated by Europol and Interpol.
Alleged Financial Dealings Between the Former King of Spain and Saudi Arabia's King Put Pressure on the Current King Felipe
Even as Spain battles the coronavirus, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez says there's another issue that "all Spaniards are witnessing" -- the "unsettling reports" about the murky finances of the royal family.
China: $1 Billion Offer to Latin America and the Caribbean in Exchange for COVID-19 Vaccine Access
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced a $1 billion loan to Latin America and the Caribbean for Covid-19 vaccine access during a virtual gathering with his Latin American counterparts on Wednesday, according to a statement released by the Mexican Fore
Bulgaria: The National Assembly Accepted the Changes in the Cabinet
The National Assembly adopted the cabinet changes announced on Thursday after a session of the Coalition Council.
Protests in Bulgaria: 15th Day - Protesters Closed Ten Junctions in Sofia, Thrown Sunflower Seeds and Candy in Front of the Council of Ministers
The 15th day of protests against the government in Bulgaria ended without serious violations of public order.
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