Fateful elections in Macedonia
Snap elections in Macedonia were called in hopes of putting an end to the domestic political crisis in the country.
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Day: December 9, 2016
Bulgaria’s NEK settles arbitration damages for shelved Belene nuclear plant
Bulgaria’s state-owned electric utility NEK has paid 601.6 million euro in damages to Atomstroyexport, the foreign contracts subsidiary of Russia’s
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Bulgaria’s fence at Turkish border so far has cost close to 170M leva – deputy interior minister
A sum of 169 309 121 leva has been paid so for the fence at the border with Turkey, Bulgaria’s
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Bulgaria’s top judiciary body promises fixes after Sofia judges protest
Bulgaria’s Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) vowed to implement measures that would reduce the case overload at the Sofia District Court
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Bulgaria’s Reformist Bloc decides against attempt to form government
Bulgaria’s centre-right coalition the Reformist Bloc decided on December 9 against attempting to form a government. The decision was taken
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Bulgaria’s exports to other EU countries up 6% y/y in January – September 2016
Bulgaria’s exports to other European Union countries in January to September 2016 were six per cent higher than in January
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Close to nine out of 10 Bulgarian bankers expect Brexit will have no consequences for Bulgarian economy – poll
Eighty-six per cent of bank managers in Bulgaria do not expect any consequences for the Bulgarian economy from the UK’s
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Bulgaria’s accused Defence Minister challenges Prosecutor-General in open letter
Bulgaria’s Defence Minister Nikolai Nenchev, a member of the outgoing government and who is facing criminal charges in connection with
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Greece left alone in the refugee crisis
EU Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos is “not the happiest person on earth,” he said in Brussels as he presented the
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