Bulgarian Parliament September 27 sitting cancelled over lack of quorum
The sitting of Bulgaria’s National Assembly scheduled for September 27 was cancelled because of a lack of a quorum. At
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Month: September 2018
Half of Bulgaria’s working-age population knows a foreign language – Eurostat
About 50 per cent of Bulgarians of working age know a foreign language, the fourth-lowest percentage in the European Union,
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Arrests after Bulgarian journalist assaulted while investigating trade in expired food
Two people have been arrested after a Bulgarian television journalist was assaulted at a warehouse in Veliko Turnovo while he
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China – Central and Eastern Europe ’16+1′ local leaders meeting to be held in Bulgarian capital in October
The fourth meeting of local leaders from China, Bulgaria and countries in Central and Eastern Europe is to be held
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Bulgarian PM Borissov hopes for fighter jet acquisition deal by end of 2018
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has said that his government hopes to finalise the deals to acquire new fighter jets,
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Bulgarian MPs give utilities regulator final arbiter role in energy sector deals
Bulgaria’s Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (EWRC) will be required to give final approval on any deals involving the sale
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At UN headquarters, Bulgarian PM Borissov backs Israel’s #No2Antisemitism campaign
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, in New York for the UN General Assembly opening session, has associated himself with #No2Antisemitism
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Poll: More than half of Bulgarians expect natural gas price increase to push up consumer prices
About 51.2 per cent of Bulgarians expect that an increase in the price of natural gas will push up costs
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1510 asylum applications were pending in Bulgaria in August 2018 – Eurostat
The number of people subject to asylum applications in Bulgaria in August 2018 was 1510, down from 4655 in August
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