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The European Commission said on April 10 that it found macroeconomic imbalances in Bulgaria, which, while not excessive, required addressing, in particular in the areas of fighting unemployment and reducing […]
Bulgaria’s caretaker Prime Minister Marin Raykov said on April 10 that Bulgaria should review its investment decision on South Stream gas pipeline. ...
The World Trade Organization (WTO) said on April 10 2013 that it was cutting its trade growth forecast for 2013 because of risks from the euro zone cr ...
Bulgaria’s financial inspection agency found 15 breaches of public tender legislation by state-owned electricity company NEK when the company signed ...
Hourly labour costs in Bulgaria increased by close to 43 per cent between 2008 and 2012 – but that is not that astonishing a statistic, considering that in real terms […]
Bulgaria’s Cabinet has approved an additional 210 000 leva (about 105 000 euro) for preparations and holding of voting abroad in the national parliamentary elections on May 12 2013. In […]
Bulgaria will open an honorary consulate in the parliamentary capital city of South Africa, Cape Town, the Cabinet agreed on April 10 2013. Boris Vassilev, who holds dual Bulgarian and […]
Only a week after the Croatian government amended the regulation on the visa system and imposed visa requirements for Russia and Turkey, the bad news arrived from Russia: only 50 […]
UN special envoy Matthew Nimetz says he has presented concrete proposals for finding a compromise on the Macedonia name issue. Nimetz presented his proposals to both Skopje and Athens during […]
About 1000 Poles protested in front of the Russian Embassy in Warsaw on April 9 2013, accusing Russia of foot-dragging on handing over to Poland evidence from investigation of the […]
