Bulgarian Judges, Human Rights NGO, Oppose Results of Sofia City Court Inspection
Criminal judges from the Sofia City Court (SCC) have opposed the probe carried out by the Inspectorate at Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council (VSS).
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Independent MPs Declare Temporary Peace with Bulgarian Parliament Chair
Bulgarian independent MPs have temporarily suspended their call for the resignation of Parliamentary Chair Tsetska Tsacheva.
Bulgarian Opposition: Lukoil License Revocation Is Dramatic PR
The revocation of the Lukoil Bulgaria license is a theatrical play that would only lead to the increase of fuel prices, according to the Bulgarian Socialist Party, BSP.
Bulgarian Right Wing Lauds Measure against Lukoil
Bulgaria's right-wing Blue Coalition declared Wednesday firm support for the actions of Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov, and the Director of the Customs Agency, Vanyo Tanov, regarding Lukoil.
CIA Data on Roma Contradicts Bulgarian National Stats
There are about 870 000 Bulgarian Roma, according to Tsvetelin Kanchev, leader of the Bulgarian Evroroma" party.
First Work Day in Bulgaria Parliament for Truant Turk Leader
Ahmed Dogan, leader of the ethnic Turkish party, member of parliament and top non-attender of its sessions, made headlines on Tuesday after turning up at the National Assembly for the no confidence vote against the cabinet.
Bulgaria Govt Expectedly Survives Third No Confidence Vote
Bulgaria's center-right government of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov expectedly survived on Tuesday a no confidence vote, submitted by the opposition over its alleged failure in the country's home affairs and aspirations for Schengen accession.
Launch of Bulgarian Specialized Courts Postponed for 2012
Bulgarian specialized courts are to become operational on January 01, 2012, according to newly passed amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code.
Bulgarian Right Wing Showcases Police Brutality Victim
The Bulgarian right wing party, Union of Democratic Forces, UDF, presented Tuesday, in their headquarters in Sofia, a "witness" of police brutality in the country.
Controversial Head of Bulgaria's Sofia City Court Faces Penalty over Systematic Delays
Vladimira Yaneva, the controversial head of the Sofia City Court (SCC) boasting a family friendship with Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov, faces a penalty for a backlog of 43 unreasonably delayed trials and motivation statements overdue by 2-
Bulgarian Judges at Sofia City Court Face Penalties over Unreasonably Delayed Proceedings
Disciplinary penalties will be imposed on four judges at the Sofia City Court (SCC), while four other SCC magistrates face warnings and reprimands, the Inspectorate at the Bulgarian Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) announced after conducting a probe at SCC'
Bulgarian Parliament to Vote on Third No-Confidence Motion against Borisov Cabinet
At an extraordinary session scheduled for 19:15 local time Tuesday, the Bulgarian Parliament will vote on the third no-confidence motion against the center-right Borisov Cabinet.
PM Borisov Makes Brief Appearance on No-Confidence Debate
The last EC progress report on Bulgaria and the six apartments of Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov were the key arguments of the opposition during the Monday debates on the third no-confidence vote against the government.
Bulgaria's Opposition Embarks on 3rd No Confidence Motion
Bulgaria's parliament starts at midday on Monday the debates over yet another no confidence motion against the center-right government of Boyko Broisov, which has hardly any chances of being passed.
Right Wing Leader: GERB Crippled Bulgaria with Fear
People are afraid to run in local elections in the fall over police brutality, according to the leader of the right-wing Union of Democratic Forces, UDF, Martin Dimitrov.
Top Bulgarian Conservative Placed under Security after Office Blast
The leader of Bulgaria's conservative Order, Law and Justice, RZS, party, Yane Yanev, has been placed under security, provided by the National Security Offices.
Bulgarian Socialist Leader: Borisov Govt Ruthless, Wants Dictatorship
Bulgaria's Borisov Cabinet represents a power-greedy grouping that aims at establishing a dictatorship, Socialist Party leader and ex PM Sergey Stanishev has told a party congress.
Bulgarian Nationalist Leader Begs to Differ from Opposition
Bulgaria's far-right Ataka (Attack) party will not support the upcoming no confidence vote against the country's centrist-right GERB government, its leader, presidential hopeful Volen Siderov, has reiterated.
Top Bulgarian Conservative Demands Security over Blasts
Bulgarian Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, does not think the conservative Order, Law and Justice, RZS, party had blasted its own office on purpose.
Sofia Regional Prosecutor Reelected for Second Term of Office
Sofia Regional Prosecutor Alexander Nalbantov has been re-elected for a second term of office by Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council (VSS).
Bulgarian PM Denies Blaming Victims for Setting Own Bombs
Bulgarian Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, who previously hinted that two opposition parties have blasted their own offices on purpose, recanted the statement Thursday.
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