Increase in tax evasion by real estate agencies and brokers, Bulgaria’s revenue agency says
There has been an increase in tip-offs by customers of real estate businesses in recent months about irregularities, Bulgaria’s National
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Month: June 2015
Controversy surrounds new statue of Tsar Samuil in Sofia
Surrounded by controversy, a four-metre-high statue of 10th century Bulgarian ruler Tsar Samuil was to be unveiled in central Sofia
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Greece’s creditors await alternative proposals from Athens
European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker accused Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras on Sunday of distorting proposals by Greece’s creditors for
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CEE banking sector more profitable than in Western Europe – UniCredit
Banks in the central and eastern European (CEE) region are still more profitable than those in western Europe, a study
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Last foreign player pulls out of Polish shale gas
US energy company ConocoPhillips has said it is stopping exploration for shale gas in Poland amid unsatisfactory results, the last
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Turkey voters rebuke Erdogan bid for more power
Turkey’s ruling party lost its absolute majority in parliamentary elections on Sunday, a stunning defeat for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s
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The Kurds thwart Erdogan’s plans
The Kurds have achieved what the traditional parties of Turkey failed to do for the past 13 years, that is
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American injured in grenade accident at Bulgarian weapons site still in critical condition
The 38-year-old US citizen severely injured in a blast at a military weapons test site near Anevo village in Bulgaria,
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What’s On: Varna Summer International Music Festival, from June 20 to August 20
The 2015 Varna Summer International Music Festival, a showcase for opera, symphony concerts, chamber and choral music, is on in
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