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Bulgaria’s prosecutor’s office said on April 8 that it pressed charges of mismanagement against three auditors as part of the ongoing investigation into the events that led Bulgaria’s fourth-largest lender, […]
Bulgaria’s state-owned power utility NEK signed an agreement on April 8 to buy cheaper electricity from two thermal power plants owned by US inv ...
Bulgaria’s Cabinet decided on April 8 to ban the import and transportation of munitions from other EU member states for the purpose of decommiss ...
The European Commission has received Bulgaria’s formal complaint against Greece’s plans to introduce a new tax on transactions with firms in count ...
Bulgaria’s two left-wing parliamentary parties criticised the Cabinet on April 8 over the absence of any Bulgarian officials at a meeting in Budapest to discuss Russia’s plans to build a […]
Traffic to and from Sofia’s international airport was disrupted on April 8 by the partial collapse on Brussels Boulevard, the main thoroughfare to the airport, media reports said. Sofia city […]
German vice chancellor and economy minister Gabriel Sigmar has dismissed the Greek claims for war reparations, stating that the new estimates announced by the government in Athens for World War […]
A fresh transcript of the leaked recordings from the cockpit of the Polish presidential aircraft that went down in April 2010 near Smolensk in Russia added weight to accusations that […]
