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State reserve to decide which firms get copies of military documents
Parliament approved at first reading changes that would let firms with wartime tasks ask for copies of documents kept at Sokolovo.
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Parliament approved at first reading changes that would let firms with wartime tasks ask for copies of documents kept at Sokolovo.
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Two ships were hit this week in Bulgaria's exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea. One of them sank.
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Gallup International Balkan says the two tickets will most likely meet in a runoff. The agency expects turnout of about 36%.
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The Central Election Commission (CEC) has shown a demo of machine voting. It is training all district election commissions until 14 October, ahead of…
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Parliament's social affairs committee has voted down changes to the Labour Code. Galya Vasileva of GERB-SDS and a group of MPs proposed them.
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MPs voted down at first reading a proposal that would let employers notify the Labour Inspectorate in advance instead of getting its permission.
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A parliamentary committee has backed changes to the labour code meant to encourage collective bargaining, with 12 votes for and 6 against. The…
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A parliamentary committee has failed to back a recommendation that the government ask the European Commission for permission to tax fuel at a lower…
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MPs on the committee voted against letting fathers split their 15 days of leave over the first year after a child is born.
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The Minister of Innovation told MPs that the teams checking the machines themselves requested how many of them should be checked before the October…
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Kostadin Kostadinov's bill to import oil and fuel from Russia did not receive support at first reading. The Ministry of Energy has a negative opinion.
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Doctors want every reported and paid medical activity to be tracked. The union accuses minister Katya Ivkova of not having concrete steps regarding…
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MPs voted down a proposal to make bans on technology over cyber risk a last resort, to be used only when a high risk is proven.
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A litre of fuel could be 40 euro cents cheaper if the full cut reaches the pump, according to estimates in the bill.
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Interior minister Demerdzhiev has announced police raids soon over rulings by the TELK medical panels. Bulgaria spends €1.5bn a year on people with…