Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev vetoed some of the amendments to the Administrative Procedure Code adopted by the Bulgarian National Assembly just before the start of its summer recess. Bulgaria’s head of state vetoes 16 decrees which in Rumen Radev’s view deform traditional principles and achievements of the administrative law, reduce the intensity of protection of the citizens’ rights and do not foster the role of the administrative justice as a defender of the ordinary citizen from unlawful actions and arbitrariness of the administration.
The union between the Bulgarian Socialist Party and the other left movements hope to achieve a real change that will be a real alternative for the Bulgarian citizens. According to the acting chairman of the BSP Atanas Zafirov, there is no place for "I"..
The Bulgarian Parliament suspended its work due to lack of quorum in the plenary. After three checks, it was found that only 105 MPs were present at the plenary session of the National Assembly. Before the first reading - a continuation - of changes..
At the expanded Regional Council held in Veliko Tarnovo, the ten municipal structures of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) from the region joined "MRF - New Beginning". The regional chairman of the MRF in Veliko Tarnovo, Gunay Daloolu, one of..
Niagara Falls was illuminated in the colours of the Bulgarian national flag on the occasion of the Day of the Unification of the Principality of..
Elhovo is located in the south-eastern part of the Thracian Plain, a region of fertile land between the Strandzha and Sakar mountains. One of the largest..
We Continue the Change (PP), Democrats for a Strong Bulgaria (DSB) and the Yes Bulgaria Movement signed a coalition agreement to participate in the..
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