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Bulgaria’s proposed budget revisions highlight how the summer’s bank runs, a slowing economy and over-spending are weakening its public finances, Fitch Ratings said on October 7 2014. Low debt and […]
A weak and uneven global economic recovery continues, but reflecting different evolutions across various countries and regions, says the IMF’s lates ...
As the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank gets underway in Washington, Ukraine wants to adjust the terms of its $17 ...
Bulgarians appear to have taken to preferential voting with a passion, with more than third who voted in the country’s October 5 elections using ...
Insurance companies, investment and pension funds could lose at least 103 million leva if Bulgaria’s Corporate Commercial Bank and its subsidiary Victoria merchant bank go bankrupt, according to the country’s […]
NATO’s new chief, Jens Stoltenberg, says plans for a new rapid reaction force in Eastern Europe do not break a deal with Russia on military force levels. Stoltenberg told the […]
Boiko Borissov’s centre-right GERB party, winner of the most votes in the October 5 elections, intends beginning talks with all parties on possible coalition deals by meeting the Bulgarian Socialist […]
It would be a strategic mistake if Bulgaria’s youth was not enabled to know the truth about communism, fascism and the country’s transition, head of state President Rossen Plevneliev said on […]
Bulgaria’s ultra-nationalist coalition the Patriotic Front will have 19 seats in Bulgaria’s newly-elected Parliament and its far-right Ataka rivals 11 seats, meaning that there will be 30 such MPs out […]
