Poland offers Ukraine 100 million euro loan for reforms
The Polish government will provide credit assistance to Ukraine in the amount of 100 million euro, which can be used
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Month: January 2015
IMF trims global outlook, but still sees growth in 2015
The International Monetary Fund has trimmed its annual forecast for global economic growth for 2015 as the world faces what
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UN predicts marginal global economic growth
The global economy expanded last year “at a moderate and uneven pace” and is set for modest growth this year
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In rare move, Turkish president Erdogan convenes cabinet
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan convened a Cabinet meeting in a rare move Monday, raising concerns among critics of a
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EU launches anti-terrorism projects with Muslim countries
The European Union is launching new anti-terrorism projects with Muslim countries and increasing its intelligence sharing in the aftermath of
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What’s On: Art for Change 1985 – 2015 project at Sofia City Art Gallery
An exhibition entitled Art for Change 1985 – 2015 will be on at the Sofia City Art Gallery from January
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Schools in Bulgaria’s Bourgas closed for a week after flu epidemic declared
An influenza epidemic has been declared in Bulgaria’s Black Sea city of Bourgas, the public broadcaster said on January 19.
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Two more refugee centres to be built in southern Bulgaria
Two more refugee centres will be built in southern Bulgaria, with an information campaign to be conducted to persuade residents
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FDI in Bulgaria in January-November 2014 was 1.22B euro
Foreign direct investment in Bulgaria in the first 11 months of 2014 stood at 1.224 billion euro, the equivalent of
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