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Bulgaria’s acting Cabinet approved on March 1 a series of changes to the regulations on the implementation of the Investment Promotion Act, the Government’s media service said in a statement. […]
The first day of March and the latest day of Bulgaria’s national political crisis produced another round of developments and dramas. Some jottings f ...
Bulgaria’s State Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (SEWRC) said on March 1 that it has proposed an electricity price cut that will reduce price ...
Some of the leaders of recent nationwide protests invited to take part in President Rossen Plevneliev’s “public council” walked out of its first ...
Bulgaria’s long-standing saga of a planned fighter jet acquisition will become a matter for the next government, while negotiations with potential suppliers have been proceeding in accordance with a plan […]
The United States is expressing its disapproval with the comments of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who this week said Zionism should be viewed as a crime against humanity. […]
A new European Union regulation on bus and coach passenger rights came into effect on March 1 2013, providing bus and coach travellers throughout the EU with new rights, the […]
Even before its first meeting on March 1 2013, the “public council” called together by Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev with the intention of providing citizens’ input to the forthcoming caretaker […]
Unemployment among youth, meaning under-25s, hit 28.3 per cent in Bulgaria in January 2013, higher than the European Union average of 23.6 per cent. This is according to figures released […]
Poland’s President Bronislaw Komorowski signed on February 28 2013 the ratification document of the EU fiscal pact which increases public finance discipline of euro zone members. Poland’s lower house of […]
