Bulgaria's anti-euro protesters try to storm EU mission building

Bulgaria Seeks EU Assessment in Crucial Step for Euro Adoption

Bulgaria is set to request the European Union’s assessment on its readiness to join the euro area early next year, highlighting the government’s determination to move toward the single currency.

A burning Molotov cocktail, smashed window panes, smeared walls: Pro-Russian nationalists have damaged the EU office in the Bulgarian capital. They demonstrated against the possible introduction of the euro. Brussels reacts outrageously.

Far-right opponents of euro adoption storm EU offices in Bulgaria

Thousands of supporters of Bulgaria's ultra-nationalist pro-Russian Vazrazhdane (Revival) party fought with police on February 23 as they attempted ...

Bulgaria's government hopes for the introduction of the euro next year. However, the plan is resisting in the country. Protests by right-wing demonstrators turn into violence.

Bulgaria’s anti-euro protesters storm EU mission building

SOFIA: Several thousand supporters of Bulgaria’s ultra-nationalist Revival party scuffled with police on Saturday while trying to storm the building of a European Union mission during a protest against the country’s plans to adopt the euro next year. The anti-government protesters, chanting “Resignation” and “No to the Euro”, threw red paint, firecrackers and Molotov cocktails at the EU building in the capital Sofia, setting the front door on fi…

Bulgarian extremists set fire to the EU representation in Sofia, set fire to the Union flag and effigies of the President of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, and clashed with police, in a protest against joining the euro currency. The article VIDEO Bulgarian extremists set fire to the EU representation in Sofia. Protest against the adoption of the Euro currency first appeared on Romania TV.