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Four in five German firms would still invest in Bulgaria, according to a survey by the German-Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, which highlighted legal security, political stability and corruption […]
A counter-terrorism centre is to be set up within Bulgaria’s State Agency for National Security, Interior Minister Tsvetlin Yovchev said after a ...
Bulgaria’s Parliament passed at second reading on April 30 amendments to the Public Procurement Act, meant to increase transparency of the process. ...
May 1 marks the 50th anniversary of a special computer language aimed at enabling college students not trained in mathematics to use computers. The bi ...
International media freedom watchdog organisation Reporters Without Borders has named a Bulgarian journalist as among its “100 Information Heroes”. “Through their courageous work or activism, these ‘100 heroes’ ...
Every member of Bulgaria’s traffic police will be on duty as the country heads into its six-day special public holiday from May 1 to 6, with traffic police pledging an […]
Business people’s view of the business climate in Bulgaria improved slightly in April 2014, 1.7 percentage points higher than in March, the National Statistical Institute said on April 30. The […]
Ukraine’s acting president says that the Kyiv government has effectively lost control over the situation in the country’s eastern Luhansk and Donetsk regions where a number of government buildings have […]
Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry has confirmed that a visit to Sofia by Sergey Naryshkin, president of Russia’s State Duma, that had been planned for May 6 to 8 has been cancelled […]
Bulgarian lawmakers have completed the swift overhaul of the National Audit Office (NAO) management on April 30, when they voted Lidia Roumenova as the institution’s new chairperson. The motion passed […]
