Euro zone industrial production still shrinking
The eurozone says its industrial production fell for the third straight month in November, the latest signal that the currency
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Day: January 14, 2013
Bulgaria expecting heavy flu season
Between 500 000 and 700 000 people could be affected by the flu epidemic expected to hit Bulgaria within weeks,
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Bulgaria’s Dimitrov, Pironkova exit Australian Open at first hurdle
Bulgaria’s two representatives in the first tennis Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open, have left the competition in
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Bulgarian Cabinet won’t raise salaries of top officials – minister
Bulgarian Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov said on January 14 that the draft bill raising the salaries of the country’s top
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Bulgarian inflation at 4.2% in 2012
Bulgaria’s annual consumer price inflation was 4.2 per cent in 2012, overshooting the 2.8 per cent target set in the
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Slovakia still in talks over steel mill
Reports last year about the potential sale of the country’s largest steelworks and one of the flagship United States investments
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Sofia delegation to church electoral college faces appeal in Holy Synod
The choice of delegates to represent the Sofia diocese of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church in the election of a new
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Bulgaria cracks down on hunters after four fatal shooting incidents
Bulgaria’s Forestry Agency has stepped up security measures regarding hunting after the first few days of 2013 saw a series
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Joint operation nets 14 alleged VAT fraudsters in several European countries
In a joint investigation team involving Europol and more than 200 law enforcement officers, an organised crime group responsible for
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