The Union of Judges in Bulgaria on Tuesday issued a statement demanding the Supreme Judicial Council to expell three of its members, which have been implicated in corruption.  more...

Support for Bulgaria's new centre-right prime minister Boiko Borisov has risen by 3.7% on the month to 50% September, Gallup reported Monday.  more...

Former agriculture minister Valeri Tsvetanov was handed Tuesday charges of abuse of office because of signing 15 swaps of state-owned forests for private land, which allegedly inflicted losses to the state budget.  more...

President Georgi Parvanov on Tuesday sharply criticised plans by new Prime Minister Boiko Borisov to revise three multi-billion euro projects that Russia wants to build in Bulgaria.  more...

Bulgaria will charge three former ministers with mismanagement and mishandling public procurement, interior minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov said Thursday.  more...

Bulgaria will fine the leader of its ethnic Turkish party Ahmed Dogan with the equivalent of EUR 22,000 because of excessive absence from his workplace for the past four years - of a lawmaker in the country's parliament, the daily 24 Chasa reported Wednes  more...

Struggling to bridge a looming EUR 1 billion budget gap, Bulgaria's Cabinet announced Tuesday it was planning to close eight government agencies and transform them into directorates within the respective ministries.  more...

Former ministers of defense Nikolai Svinarov and Veselin Bliznakov will be charged of causing a leva (BGN) 37 million loss to the budget by swapping a former military airbase near Sofia for appartments in the capital, mediapool.bg reported Tuesday.  more...

Bulgarian prosecutors will look into a leva (BGN) 44 million repair of the headquarters of the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works, state TV said.   more...

Vanyo Tanov, the former chief of Bulgaria’s anti-organized crime unit (GDBOP), is the new director of the country’s customs agency, the government announced on Wednesday.   more...