European Commission asks small businesses for proposals on how to cut red tape
The European Commission (EC) has called on small and medium enterprises to come forward with proposals on how to reduce
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Day: October 1, 2012
Credit Agricole to sell Greek subsidiary for one euro
Credit Agricole said on October 1 that it has started talks to sell its Greek subsidiary Emporiki to Greek lender
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New US ambassador Ries presenting credentials to President on October 1
Marcie Ries, Washington’s new envoy in Sofia, was scheduled to present her credentials to Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev on October
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Plovdiv tax collectors selling upmarket Sofia house owned by company that failed to pay tax
The Plovdiv branch of Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency is selling a four-storey house, valued at more than 1.1 million leva,
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Bulgaria tests siren warning system on October 1
The early warning siren system was tested in 10 Bulgarian cities on October 1 2012. The tests took place at
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Slovakia: Adoptions furore continues
Multiple cases of Slovak children taken into foster care by social services in the UK initially provoked negative reactions among
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EU team probes fears for democracy in Hungary
An eight-member delegation from the European Union’s Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee met Hungarian ministry officials, parliamentary parties,
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Thousands of French protest against austerity plans
Tens of thousands of protesters took to the Paris streets Sunday in the latest bout of European anger over tough
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Sofia blue zone and green zone paid parking rules come into force on October 1
Controversial new rules for paid parking in “blue” and “green” zones of Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia come into effect on
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