Bulgaria’s competition watchdog halts 675M leva state railways passenger trains tender
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Commission (CPC) has ruled as unlawful a public procurement by state railways BDZ for the
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Day: November 13, 2018
CVM report offers Bulgaria renewed hope of end of monitoring
Bulgaria’s hopes of exiting European Commission monitoring under the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM) next year were given a boost
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Romania CVM report full of red ink ahead of EU presidency
The European Commission delivered a scathing assessment of Romania’s efforts under the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism in a report on
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Four new Bulgarian Constitutional Court judges take oath of office
Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court swore in four new judges on November 13, with Pavlina Panova, Nadezhda Djelepova, Krassimir Vlahov and Atanas
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Bulgarian Foreign Ministry concerned by violence in Gaza, condemns attacks on Israeli territory
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said on November 13 that it was seriously concerned by the dangerous spread of violence in
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Macedonian former PM Gruevski evades jail by fleeing to Budapest, seeking political asylum
The Republic of Macedonia’s former prime minister, Nikola Gruevski – the subject of an arrest warrant after failing to report
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Bulgarian President Radev vetoes Corporate Tax Act amendments
Bulgaria’s President Roumen Radev said on November 13 that he has vetoed four provisions in the amendments to the Corporate
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Seven firms confirm they will bid to build two patrol vessels for Bulgarian Navy
Seven companies have confirmed that they will bid to build two multi-purpose patrol vessels for Bulgaria’s Navy, Rear Admiral Mitko
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Number of EU nationals working in UK sees sharpest drop since records began
The number of nationals working in the UK from the eight Eastern European countries that joined the EU in 2004
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