After Svoge bus disaster, Bulgaria plans new road safety body
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov pledged on August 29 that there would be “no protection and no help for anyone”
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Day: August 29, 2018
Bulgaria high court upholds steep fines for sunflower oil cartel
Bulgaria’s anti-trust regulator said on August 29 that the country’s Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) has issued a final ruling upholding
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Survey finds grimmer view of business climate in Bulgaria in August 2018
A regular monthly survey among managers has found that they see the business climate in Bulgaria as unfavourable, the National
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Former Turkish baths in Plovdiv, believed to date from 17th century, demolished
The remains of a former Turkish bath in the Kurshiyaka area of Bulgaria’s second city Plovdiv have been bulldozed. The
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Bulgarian state grants 375 leva one-off aid to relatives to Svoge bus crash victims
The Bulgarian government is granting 375 leva (about 191 euro) one-off aid each from the social assistance fund to the
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Greek government reshuffle: The new cabinet of Alexis Tsipras
The election of Panos Skourtetis as Secretary of the Central Committee of SYRIZA on Monday evening unlocked the procedures towards the
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