Greece kicks off fresh bond issue
The Greek government begun the process for a second bond issue on July 9, the second since being bailed out
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Month: July 2014
Ukraine’s president vows to take back east from pro-Russia rebels
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has vowed to retake remaining rebel-held areas of eastern Ukraine, but says government forces will exercise
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Borissov repeats demand for GERB to nominate Bulgaria’s European Commissioner
Bulgarian opposition centre-right GERB party leader Boiko Borissov has repeated his insistence that his party should nominate the country’s European
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Bulgaria anti-trust regulator fines retail chain Kaufland for misleading claims
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) has fined retail chain Kaufland 542 700 leva (about 277 500 euro) for
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Bulgarian opposition calls for defence minister’s resignation over delays in Bulgarian-Turkish border fence
Bulgarian Defence Minister Angel Naidenov should resign immediately over the latest failure by his ministry, the delays in completing the
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Gazprom CEO Miller to visit Croatia
The head of Russian energy company Gazprom, Alexei Miller, will arrive for an official visit to Croatia on July 9,
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Bulgarian exports to EU drop 0.9% year-on-year in January – April 2014
Bulgarian exports to other European Union countries in January to April 2014 were 0.9 per cent less than in the
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Insurance companies in Sofia extend hours for claims after severe hailstorm
Insurance companies in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia temporarily extended their working hours and timeframes for accepting claims after the severe
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Dealing with Varna’s Asparouhovo flood damage to cost more than 23 million leva – estimate
Drainage and cleaning after the deadly flood that struck the Asparouhovo area of Bulgaria’s Black Sea city of Varna cost
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