Bulgarian government debt soared under Oresharski cabinet
The impact of the 14-month Plamen Oresharski administration on Bulgaria’s government debt can now be quantified at a net 2.5
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Day: September 2, 2014
Bulgarian tax authorities find 20 million leva unpaid taxes from 850 individuals
Check-ups by Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency (NRA) of 850 individuals in January to June 2014 uncovered 20 million leva in
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Bulgarian court puts Russian anti-Putin activist Koblyakov under house arrest
After initially being released by Bulgarian authorities, Free Russia organisation founder Nikolai Koblyakov – for whom Moscow is seeking extradition
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Juncker interviews candidate European Commissioners ahead of decisions on portfolios
European Commission President-elect Jean-Claude Juncker began interviewing candidate European Commissioners on September 1 ahead of a final decision on allocating
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‘Absurd obstacles’ stop refugee children attending Bulgarian schools – report
More than 400 refugee children will not be attending school in Bulgaria because of absurd regulations, including requirements such as
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Sofia in top 10 of world’s cleanest hotels
Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia is in the top 10 of the world’s cleanest hotels, scoring 8.54 out of a possible
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Romania woos China again, seeks infrastructure investment
Romanian prime minister Victor Ponta is on a three days visit to China, the second since he came to power
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