Parliament Opens Procedure for Supreme Judicial Council Elections ↗
Front page leadBefore the parliamentary recess, the National Assembly initiated the procedure for electing members of the Supreme Judicial Council from the parliamentary quota.
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The OFFNews front page features a mix of domestic Bulgarian political news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include the opening of procedures for electing members of the Supreme Judicial Council and a political party's call for the resignation of a deputy prime minister…
Before the parliamentary recess, the National Assembly initiated the procedure for electing members of the Supreme Judicial Council from the parliamentary quota.
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