2013–14 Bulgarian protests against the Oresharski cabinet

The party of Bulgaria's outgoing Prime Minister in resignation has submitted the three questions posed in a three-point referendum to Parliament.

This comes after GERB party had been skeptical about some of the referendum proposals for months.

The Bulgarian Transport Ministry and the Chinese National Commission for Development and Reforms will sign a Memorandum of Understanding and Co-operation during the meeting of the leaders of the countries from Central and Eastern Europe and China.

Bulgaria is honouring on Tuesday all the people who helped develop and preserve its culture and pass it on to other generations, along with those who fought for its liberty under Ottoman rule.

Bulgaria has celebrated on November 1 since 1909, but banned festivities under Communism to renew them in 1992, with the regime considering them a show of "great Bulgarian chauvinism".

Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski has said it was he who asked the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) party to endorse him.

Oresharski, whose tenure is associated with nationwide protests and the collapse of Bulgaria's fourth-largest lender, is running has an independent in the November 06 presidential elections. 

The second-biggest opposition party of Bulgaria, the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) has endorsed former PM Plamen Oresharski in the presidential elections.

Bulgarian lawmakers have surprisingly agreed to take a month-long break due to the presidential elections on November 06.

The unexpectedly lengthy vacation begins as early as Wednesday, October 12, and will continue until November 09.

Former PM and current candidate for president Plamen Oresharski sees GERB and DPS as "possible partners" in his pre-election campaign.

Former Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski has filed documents with the Central Election Commission as a presidential candidate for the elections on November 6.

Oresharski has been nominated by an initiative committee. Danail Papazov, former Transport Minister in the Oresharski Cabinet, has been nominated for Vice President.

Outgoing French Ambassador Xavier Lapeyre de Cabanes has called on Bulgarians not to emigrate, arguing those who did were leaving the country into the heads of controversial lawmaker Delyan Peevski.

Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev will refer to the Constitutional Court the Parliament's "hugely regrettable" decision to override his veto on changes to election rules that could hamper voting by Bulgarian citizens residing abroad.