Bulgaria damages from Russian sanctions estimated at 10M euro
The only damages suffered by Bulgarian firms as a result of the EU-Russia sanctions stand-off have been in the agriculture
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Month: September 2014
Bulgarian court denies repeal of arrest warrant on CCB majority shareholder Vassilev
Sofia City Court refused to hear the case brought by lawyers acting on behalf of Tsvetan Vassilev, majority shareholder of
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Bulgarian Muslim leader Chief Mufti condemns actions of ‘Islamic State’
The office of the Chief Mufti, spiritual leader of Bulgaria’s Muslims, has condemned the inhumane terrorist acts of radical Sunni
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Bulgaria arrests four over illegal immigrant trafficking scheme after TV investigation
Bulgarian police have arrested four men – two Palestinians and two Syrians – after a television investigation exposed an alleged
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Gazprom vows to meet Poland’s gas delivery demands Friday
Russia’s Gazprom has vowed to restore natural gas deliveries to levels ordered by Poland as of Friday, Polish economy minister
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EU imposes new sanctions on Russia
The European Union has imposed a new package of economic sanctions against Russia because of its actions in Ukraine. The
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Poland claims shortfall in Russian natural gas imports
Poland’s gas giant PGNiG said Wednesday that natural gas deliveries from the east from Russia’s Gazprom had fallen short of
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NATO: 1000 Russian troops remain in Ukraine
NATO says around 1,000 Russian troops remain inside Ukraine – a day after Ukraine’s president reported that most of the
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What’s On: Italian bass Furnaletto in Sofia Opera and Ballet’s Don Carlo on September 20
Sofia Opera and Ballet opens its new 2014/15 season on September 20 2014 with a performance of Verdi’s opera Don
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