Bulgaria cuts fees on registering new businesses
Bulgaria’s Cabinet decided on February 5 to cut the fees charged by the country’s Registry Agency on the registration of
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Month: February 2014
Problems continue at Bulgarian-Turkish border because of lorry transit licence dispute
The dispute between Bulgaria and Turkey over the issuing of transit licences for trucks is continuing, and the Foreign Ministry
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How the Bulgarian media covered (or did not) new report on the Bulgarian media
Coverage by the Bulgarian-language media of an annual report on the state of the Bulgarian media said a lot about,
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IMF: Romania set for lower growth in 2014
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts a 2.2 per cent economic growth for Romania in 2014, down from 2.8 per
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Reforms seen as key to Balkan integration with West
After years of Western investment and engagement, the Western Balkans have achieved considerable success. But some challenges still remain unresolved.
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Five Days of Bulgarian Cinema in Prague
Bulgaria is not known for its cinema, although in the past few years it has seen its films shown at
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Bulgarian President’s consultative council re-iterates commitment to growth targets
Bulgaria’s Consultative Council on National Security re-iterated on February 4 the commitment of all political parties in Parliament to work
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Bulgaria’s former conflict of interest commission chief indicted on abuse of power charges
Bulgaria’s Prosecutor’s Office said on February 4 that it has filed the indictment against Filip Zlatanov, the former chairperson of
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Former Bulgarian MP denied appeal, will serve effective prison sentence
Former Bulgarian MP Mithat Tabakov lost the final appeal to have a five-year prison sentence overturned and was in custody
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