Bulgaria’s energy regulator meeting makes no decision on electricity price increase
Bulgaria’s State Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (SEWRC) said on September 30 2014, after meeting for more than four hours,
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Month: September 2014
Liechtenstein sends inquiry to Bulgaria about Corpbank’s Vassilev
Authorities in Liechtenstein have sent an inquiry to Bulgarian prosecutors about Corporate Commercial Bank majority shareholder Tsvetan Vassilev, currently in
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Bulgaria confirms supplying arms to Iraq as reaction to ‘Islamic State’ threat
Bulgaria’s government confirmed on September 30 that it had agreed to supply emergency military assistance to Iraq in the form
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Unemployment in Bulgaria in August 2014 was 11.3%, EU 10.1%
Unemployment in the European Union was 10.1 per cent in August 2014, with Bulgaria recording 11.3 per cent, according to
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Bulgarian President: EU should have integrated approach to issues that cause refugee wave
The European Union should address the issues that are causing waves of refugees, the heads of state of nine EU
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Bulgaria: New wave of asylum-seekers has started, but country is prepared, refugee agency says
A new wave of refugees entering Bulgaria has already started, but the country is prepared to cope, according to the
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EC approves 165M euro support deal for fruit and vegetable markets after Russian ban
The European Commission has adopted a new programme, worth up to 165 million euro, for emergency market measures for perishable
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RAF jets fly for fifth time from Cyprus and the government asks for protection
RAF jets have flown for the fifth time on Monday from the British Sovereign Base in Akrotiri, Cyprus, since the
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Archaeological roundup: Finds in Bulgaria include ancient coins, a basilica and an inn in Philippopolis
A mid-ninth century inscription in Cyrillic script, a treasure of more than 1200 Byzantine coins, a fragment of a hunting
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