Bulgaria reports 0.5% economic growth in Q2
Bulgaria’s economy grew by 0.5 per cent in the second quarter of 2014, according to preliminary data announced by the
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Month: September 2014
Bulgaria caretaker cabinet names new utilities regulator chief
Bulgaria’s caretaker government said on September 3 that it has appointed Svetla Todorova as the new head of the State
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Russian anti-Putin activist Koblyakov seeks political asylum in Bulgaria
Russian anti-Putin activist Nikolay Koblyakov, under house arrest in Bulgaria pending an extradition application from Moscow for him to face
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Four NATO ships enter the Black Sea
Four Nato warships will enter the Black Sea by September 7, according to a report by Russian agency Itar-Tass, citing
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Greek parliament approves new ‘anti-racist’ bill
With the support of centre-right New Democracy, left-wing PASOK and social democrats DIMAR, the Greek parliament approved in principle a
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Kremlin denies Poroshenko and Putin agreed on ‘permanent’ ceasefire
Kremlin denied that there was an agreement reached between presidents Petro Poroshenko of Ukraine and Vladimir Putin of Russia on
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Bulgaria’s Dimitrov left to rue missed opportunities as he exits US Open
Grigor Dimitrov’s run at the US Open came to an end in the fourth round with a loss to Frenchman
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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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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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