Bulgaria's Cabinet of PM Borisov and the GERB party is facing Thursday a vote of confidence that it requested from Parliament in the aftermath of "Tapegate", a scandal resulting from leaked discrediting conversations of senior officials.
The source, which recently leaked scandalous tapes of senior officials' conversations, the Galeria weekly, has slammed the Bulgarian Prosecutor's Office for concluding that the tapes have been manipulated.
The several tapes of phone conversations of senior officials that caused a "Tapegate" in Bulgaria because of scandalous revelations have been manipulated according to the Prosecutor's Office.
Special surveillance devices were applied legally to wiretap the telephone of the head of the Bulgarian Customs Agency, Vanyo Tanov, according to a Parliamentary Committee.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has declared his readiness to go to early elections rather than "succumb" to the blackmailing of "a gang of bandits".
Bulgaria's parliament adopted at second reading amendments to the Road Traffic Act, which envision the introduction of an electronic ticket.
The opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party is still seeking options for a no confidence vote of the government even though Bulgarian Prime Minister Borisov has carried out a "preemptive strike" by asking the Parliament for a vote of confidence.
Bulgaria's Cabinet has declared February 1 as a Day of Recognition and Honoring of the victims of the communist regime in the country (1944-1989).
The Bulgarian Members of the Parliament rejected the request to establish a temporary inquiry committee to probe the scandal with the dead baby in the central town of Gorna Oryahovitsa.
Bulgarian parliament has rejected the veto of the Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov on the new amendments to the Election Code.
The Bulgarian Council of Ministers is going to ask the Parliament to hold the debate on the confidence vote for the overall policies of the government on Thursday, the cabinet decided.
The parliamentary group of Bulgaria's ethnic Turkish party DPS (Movement for Rights and Freedoms) voted late Tuesday evening to expel Kasim Dal.
Volen Siderov, the leader of Bulgaria's nationalist party "Ataka" ("Attack"), has pledged hardline support for the Borisov Cabinet and the ruling party GERB in a Parliament confidence vote to be requested by the government.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov will propose to his Cabinet to ask the Parliament for a confidence vote about the overall policies of the government.
Bulgaria's ethnic Turkish party DPS (Movement for Rights and Freedoms) and its leader Ahmed Dogan have been subjected to devastating criticism by Bulturk, the organization of Bulgarian Turkish expats living in Turkey.
Bulgaria's ethnic Turkish party DPS (Movement for Rights and Freedoms) has accepted the resignation from its leadership of Kasim Dal, who is emerging as a major dissenter.
Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) decided to remove the head of the Sofia Appellate Court Veselin Pengezov because of pressure by Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov, according to Pengezov himself.
Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council has voted to remove Veselin Pengezov from the position of chair of the Sofia Appellate Court because of the revelations made in the summer of 2010 which tangled Pengezov's family in a property scandal.
Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov has sacked the Chairman of his legal Council Sasho Penov, according to a press release from the Presidency.
Leading German investigative journalist Jurgen Roth, known for his work on organized crime in Bulgaria, has declared that the Borisov Cabinet must resign if the scandalous tapes of senior official's phone conversations leaked recently prove to be authenti
More than 700 illegal sites near dams across Bulgaria have been established during check of National Construction Control Directorate, the Minister on Regional Development, Rosen Plevneliev, announced.
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