Russian children’s holiday complex in Bulgaria set for quiet year as Moscow boycotts
The sprawling holiday complex built for Russian children at Kamchia on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast is set for a quiet
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Month: March 2015
What’s On: Exhibition ‘Industrial Landscapes in Bulgarian Painting in the 20th Century’
An exhibition entitled Industrial Landscapes in Bulgarian Painting in the 20th Century is on at the National Art Gallery, part
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Finding markets, developing connections: Bulgaria takes on Prowein
Prowein, a very international trade show for wines and spirits, is swiftly and only slightly subtly taking the foreground as the
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EC says Bulgarian Energy Holding abusing gas market dominant position
The European Commission said on March 23 that its investigation of the Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH), the umbrella corporation for
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Greece needs help to repay debt
The leader of debt-ridden Greece meets Monday with the leader of economic powerhouse Germany. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras warned
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Trial of Siderov on hooliganism, assault charges begins
The Sofia City Court trial of Bulgarian far-right ultra-nationalist Ataka party leader Volen Siderov on charges of hooliganism and inflicting
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Russia may ‘ban plant products from Serbia’
Russia may ban fruit and vegetable imports from Serbia due to alleged apples re-exportation from Poland, Russian news agency RIA
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Bulgaria’s Bansko begins discounts to drum up business at Easter
Hoteliers in Bulgaria’s winter resort of Bansko are to offer significant discounts to attract guests during the Easter holidays, public
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Bulgarian competition watchdog fines biscuit-maker for false advertising
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) said on March 23 that it has fined Mondelez Bulgaria Holding 236 400
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