First day in Parliament: Order, Law and Justice party
We support a GERB government, but want a new constitution, OLJ leader Yane Yanev says.
Fri, Feb 10 2012
Photo: Krassimir Yuskesseliev
We support a GERB government, but want a new constitution, OLJ leader Yane Yanev says.
Bulgaria urgently needs cost-cutting and reforms, says Blue Coalition co-leader Martin Dimitrov.
Volen Siderov, leader of the ultra-nationalist Ataka party, asked Bulgaria's new ruling majority to take action rather than just talk.
We see no drama in being in opposition because our political culture makes us accept the role we have been given by our voters, MRF's Lyutvi Mesta says.
The BSP will resist any form of political repression and unequal treatment based on party colour, outgoing Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev says.
Bulgaria's 41st Parliament held its first sitting on July 14 2009.
What people expect from us is more work and, most of all, self-discipline, Tsacheva says.
Bills will continue to be debated as MPs work ‘overtime’ during August – usually a time that the National Assembly goes into recess. Meanwhile, on July 29 2009, Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s Cabinet will have its first formal meeting.
Parliament’s biggest group vows to improve its image
Star of Marty, Bad Day at Black Rock and The Wild Bunch is still acting.
Amid yet more upheaval in the Arab and North African world, international leaders and key figures from Central and Eastern Europe gathered in the Bulgarian capital to discuss whether – and how – the lessons of the transition from the communist era could help bring positive change to the troubled region.
Bulgaria has joined other US allies in condemning the release by WikiLeaks of secret diplomatic cable traffic and affirmed that relations between Sofia and Washington will not be hampered by the disclosures.
The economy might still be reeling, but the festive show must go on. So The Sofia Echo offers you some suggestions for imaginative Christmas purchases.
Unknown Bulgaria is a collection of stories, first published in Capital Light, about little-known places in Bulgaria, spots that have kept their history, spirit and traditions.