Bulgaria Socialists Accuse Ruling GERB of Blunt Corruption
Bulgaria's Discussion Club for Social Local Policy (DKSMP) voiced strong concern about renovations made inside the Parliament building during the winter break.
Bulgaria's Discussion Club for Social Local Policy (DKSMP) voiced strong concern about renovations made inside the Parliament building during the winter break.
The breakup of the Parliamentary Group of the conservative party RZS ("Order, Law, Justice") is beneficial to Bulgaria's ruling party GERB and the other two rightist parties supporting it.
The latest provocation stemming from Bulgaria's ethnic model is taking place in the country, the nationalist VMRO party warns.
Kalin Georgiev, General Commissar of Bulgaria's Interior Ministry has been nominated to become the institution's Chief Secretary.
The garrulous wives of Bulgarian footballers, who are more than happy to talk about the luxurious life they lead, are believed to have prompted government officials to investigate top soccer players for suspected tax evasion.
Bulgaria's retirees who had a monthly pensions up to BGN 200 in the month of December will officially receive BGN 25 as a Christmas bonus.
The retirement age in Bulgaria will gradually go up until 2022, but will not surpass 65 years for men and women.
Bulgaria's Prosecutor's Office has begun a third probe against former Defense Minister, Nikolay Tsonev.
Bulgaria's Parliament passed Tuesday, at first reading, the controversial amendment of the Electronic Communications Act.
The Bulgarian Ambassador to the European Union, Boyko Kotsev, will be called upon to testify in a legal case of conflict of interest involving the former head of the Bulgarian National Road Infrastructure Fund, Vesselin Georgiev.
Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency (NRA) is probing 261 A-League football players and people connected to them.
The MPs from the ruling GERB party received Tuesday numerous phone calls and SMS from people protesting the amendments of the Electronic Communications Act.
Bulgaria's Interior Ministry is to have direct and constant access to mobile communications' traffic data trough a permanent connection with internet and cell phone providers.
Bulgarian Socialists have approached the Constitutional Court to protest against the ousting of former Labor Minister Emiliya Maslarova from the post of head of the parliamentary social committee.
Yane Yanev, leader of the conservative RZS ("Order, Law, Justice") party has vowed to attract MPs from the Parliamentary Groups of the ruling party GERB and its supporter, the nationalist party Ataka.
The former deputy director of the Bulgarian State National Security Agency (DANS), dubbed the country's FBI, has been reinstated in office.
The German newspaper "Sueddeutsche Zeitung" published an article about Bulgaria's former Prime Minister and tsar Simeon Saxe-Coburg and last week's decision of the lawmakers to bar the royal family from using property returned to them over ten years ago
Bulgaria's conservative Order, Law and Justice (RZS) party, who recently saw the demise of its parliamentary group, has withdrawn its support for the center-right government.
The National Movement for Stability and Progress party (NDSV) will approach the Bulgarian and European Ombudsmen in Strasbourg concerning systematic violations of human rights in the country.
Bulgaria's ruling party GERB is imposing an "authoritarian democracy" on the country, according to the Bulgarian Socialist Party.
Bulgaria's Parliament voted Saturday to merge the Privatization Agency and the Post-Privatization Control Agency.
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