State policies towards Bulgarians abroad are the focus of a special parliamentary committee. Head of the Committee in the 47th National Assembly is Antoaneta Tsoneva, Democratic Bulgaria Coalition MP and co-founder of a non-governmental..
A year full of challenges and unexpected twists is about to end. The pandemic has changed our daily lives and rearranged our priorities, while the election triptych in Bulgaria changed the political landscape in the country. Covid and elections..
Caroling groups from Sliven district (Southeastern Bulgaria) sent a virtual greeting to Bulgarians abroad, BTA reported. For the second year running, the orgenizers of the event (Community Donation Fund Sliven) are sending their Christmas blessing to..
The lack of dialogue with the other two important institutions in the country – the National Assembly and the Council of Ministers, has prevented the implementation of many of the ideas of the Bulgarian President and Vice President..
There are only several hours to go until the moment when we will learn the name of the new head of state of Bulgaria for the next 5 years. After the regular parliamentary elections on April 4, Bulgarians have been living in a constant..
Record election activity outside the country in the parliamentary and presidential elections on November 14 was reported at a briefing by CEC spokesman Tsvetozar Tomov. More than 200,000 Bulgarians have exercised their right to vote..
In “Bulgaria Today” on Monday, the 15 th of November, we bring you, first, the latest news stories from this country. Next on the show: Bulgarians abroad: Our home country needs urgent reforms Finally, in our music slot: Orlin Pavlov and..
Bulgarians in USA were able to exercise their right to vote at 55 polling stations. In 8 of them there was a machine vote – Washington DC, New York, Atlanta, Seattle, in the region of Chicago and in Las Vegas. Provisional..
The party that appeared on Bulgaria’s political stage two months before the two-in-on elections finished first at the expense of the support for the so-called parties of protest. “Change wins”- political scientist Parvan Simeonov said..
The votes coming from abroad will be decisive on whether GERB-SDS or "We Continue the Change" will be first political force in the next parliament , Parvan Simeonov, executive director of Gallup International, has told BNR. According..
