KPMG Bulgaria avoids licence loss, faces fine for CCB audits – reports
Auditing firm KPMG Bulgaria will be fined 100 000 leva, or about 51 100 euro, but will not lose its
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Month: January 2015
Unions threaten strike over Bulgarian state railways cutbacks
Bulgarian state railways BDZ is to cancel 38 trains from January 12, with further cuts planned from February 1, and
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Dimitrov into Brisbane semis, to face Federer
Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov defeated Martin Klizan at the Brisbane International on January 9 to book a place in the semi-finals,
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Pentagon announces European base closings
The United States says it will close more than a dozen bases in Europe in a move the Defense Department
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European Jewish Association on Paris attack: ‘We hope this serves as a wake-up call to European societies’
The European Jewish Association (EJA) has condemned the January 7 2015 terrorist attack on French magazine Charlie Hebdo and offered
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Merkel: Sanctions on Russia stay until fighting stops in Ukraine
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Thursday that sanctions imposed by the European Union on Russia for supporting separatists in eastern
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After the Paris Massacre: fighting back with restraint
How to react to this latest outrage? The immediate French response seems to have been rather noble, mixing a determination
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US secretary of state John Kerry to visit Bulgaria on January 15 – reports
US Secretary of State John Kerry is to visit Bulgaria on January 15 2015, according to Bulgarian-language media reports. Plans
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US prosecutors ask Poland to extradite filmmaker Roman Polanski
US prosecutors have sent Poland extradition request for Polish-born filmmaker Roman Polanski, who is wanted in the United States on
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