This morning, protesters voluntarily removed the blockade of one of the key intersections in Sofia – the one near the Sofia University building. "We are clearing the intersection in order to make it easier for our fellow citizens to travel. We are moving this camp to the Council of Ministers because we expect Boyko Borissov to make an important decision. We want to encourage him to make the right decision and that is "Resignation", a participant in the anti-government protests told BNR.
Yesterday on his Facebook account, Prime Minister Boyko Borissov posted a photo with his grandchildren with a comment "Home is where they smile. It is always good to talk to a child, as the best decisions come from them. It's time for their smiles and my decisions!".
Yesterday's 32nd day of protests in Sofia ended with a torchlight procession along the key boulevard "Tsarigradsko Shosse". The protesters wrote "Resignation" with their torches.
Representatives of the Interior Ministry at the highest level and influential politicians are involved in the attempt to foil the operation by the General Directorate for Combating Organised Crime against a cigarette smuggling ring in Plovdiv in..
The leader of “Vazrazhdane”, Kostadin Kostadinov, told journalists in the National Assembly that President Rumen Radev should ask the Constitutional Court about the referendum on the euro, BTA reported. Bulgaria’s head of state Radev came out with a..
Today, employees of Bulgaria’s three public service media — the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA), Bulgarian National Television (BNT) and Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) — are staging a national protest. The rally, scheduled for 12:00 PM at the..
For the third day in a row, Sofia will remain without ground public transport, the Center for Urban Mobility announced on its Facebook page. After a..
The leader of “Vazrazhdane”, Kostadin Kostadinov, told journalists in the National Assembly that President Rumen Radev should ask the Constitutional..
The protest of ground public transport workers in Sofia continues for a second day with demands for higher wages. Protesters are demanding a salary..
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