July 2018 survey sees business climate in Bulgaria as unchanged from previous month
A regular monthly poll by Bulgaria’s National Statistical Institute (NSI) has found that executives saw the business climate in the
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Month: July 2018
Stable doors: Burnt historic building to receive protected status – Bulgaria’s Culture Minister
The historic “King’s Stables” building in central Sofia, the roof of which was destroyed in a large fire this past
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Bulgarians outraged after fire at historic ‘Royal Stables’ building in central Sofia
There has been outrage among Bulgarians after an early-morning fire on July 29 devastated the roof of the historic “King’s
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Bulgaria’s state-owned hotels: World Bank report critical of costs and losses
A new World Bank report outlines the millions of leva in losses incurred by Bulgaria’s state-owned hotels. The report covers
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Hahn speaks of ‘China’s Trojan horses in the Balkans’
EU Commissioner Johannes Hahn in charge of neighborhood policy and enlargement negotiations spoke of China’s presence in the Balkan region,
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Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court rules Istanbul Convention is unconstitutional
Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court ruled on July 27 that the Council of Europe’s Istanbul Convention on domestic violence blurred the definition
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Death toll from Attica wildfires at 84, political parties seek to shift blame
The death toll from the Attica wildfires rose to 84 as rescue crews continue to search for missing people. Rescuers,
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Vague promises help EU’s Jean-Claude Juncker ease US trade tension
The tweet from Donald Trump that followed his meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker was benevolent in tone, unlike
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Longest total lunar eclipse of century on Friday
Scientists say the longest total lunar eclipse of this century will grace the night sky on Friday, turning the moon
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