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State to Protect Life of Bulgaria MP Delyan Peevski over 'Threats'
Controversial Bulgarian MP Delyan Peevski will now be protected by a national agency after data was received of a planned attack against him, the Interior Ministry has said.
Bulgaria's Parliament Appoints Judicial Inspectors
Lawmakers have appointed all ten members of Bulgaria's Chief Judicial Inspectorate, an institution that under recent constitutional amendments is to have enforced powers in the government's fight against corruption.
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Ex-Leader of Bulgaria's DPS Reveals Details on New Political Party
Lyutvi Mestan, the former leader of DPS party who was expelled last year, vowed that his new political project will adhere to "liberal and Euro-Atlantic" values.
In an interview with private national NOVA TV broadcaster on Tuesday, he said that the crisis in the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) party was the outcome of its ever more outspoken "pro-Russian" orientation.
Bulgaria Ex-President Says Ankara Working to Wield Influence on Bulgarian Turks
Representatives of "the Turkish state" are applying pressure on ethnic Turks in Bulgaria, Georgi Parvanov, former President (2002-2012) and leader of coalition ally ABV, has said.
Bulgaria PM 'Was Pressured by Turkey' to Take Side in DPS Conflict
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov complained about having been pressured by both the President and the PM of Turkey to intervene in the conflict that broke in the DPS party in end-December.
Bulgaria's DPS Party Expels Chairman Lyutvi Mestan
Lyutvi Mestan has been dismissed as chairman of Bulgaria's DPS party, bTV reported on Thursday.
Mestan has also been expelled from the DPS' parliamentary group and from the party, bTV quoted a DPS spokeswoman as saying following an urgently convened ad-hoc meeting of the party's Central Council.
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Bulgaria's Tax Agency to Extend Media Sector Inspections to Online Editions
Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency (NRA) said on Tuesday it will likely widen the scope of its financial inspections of media outlets to include online editions.
Bulgaria's Fmr President Urges Talks on Ethnic Tensions
Bulgarian President (2002-2012) Georgi Parvanov has called on his successor Rosen Plevneliev to trigger a national security council meeting over the developments related to Bulgaria-Roma tensions.
Municipal Council in Bulgaria's Pavel Banya Terminated from Service
The service in office of the entire Municipal Council in Pavel Banya has been terminated. The decision was made by the local electoral commission on Friday, as reported by the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR).
Municipal MPs will be gathering today at around 2 pm to hold an extraordinary meeting.
Bulgarian Voters Are Skeptical Towards Second Borisov Government
Half of the Bulgarian voters are skeptical towards the Second Borisov administration. Approximately 25% of people hold the opinion that the government is trustworthy and the same amount of people have no opinion.
The data has been revealed through research conducted by Mediana Agency, involving 1004 voters from across the country.