EC assessment of Belene nuclear power plant would not delay project – Bulgaria Energy Minister
Bulgaria’s Energy Minister Temenouzhka Petkova said on November 23 that regulatory approval from the European Commission for the restart of
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Month: November 2018
Bulgaria’s anti-corruption body to investigate allegations against Finance Minister
Bulgaria’s Prosecutor-General Sotir Tsatsarov said on November 23 that he ordered the country’s anti-corruption body to investigate allegations, made in
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Bulgaria’s Plovdiv expected to see 10% rise in tourists as European Capital of Culture 2019 – minister
Bulgaria’s Tourism Minister Nikolina Angelkova has estimated that the number of tourists that will visit the country’s second city of
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Bulgarian government signs co-operation memorandum with World Jewish Congress, ‘Shalom’
Bulgaria’s Deputy Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev, who is the country’s National Co-ordinator for Combating Antisemitism, has signed on behalf of
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Can Poland end its toxic relationship with coal?
Poland’s love affair with coal goes way back. For decades coal was the favorite for energy: mined locally, and cheap.
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Macedonia’s former PM Gruevski faces new criminal charges
The Republic of Macedonia’s former PM, Nikola Gruevski, who has fled to Hungary, is now facing two new charges. According
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Bulgaria says it was ‘not informed’ of Turkish Stream land route plans
Bulgaria’s Energy Energy Ministry said on November 22 that it has not been officially notified of any plans by Russia’s
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Bulgarian Parliament overturns presidential veto on Corporate Tax Act amendments
Bulgarian MPs voted on November 22 to overturn President Roumen Radev’s veto on the bill of amendments to the Corporate
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EC opens infringement proceedings against Bulgaria over security union
The European Commission said on November 22 that it opened infringement proceedings against 16 member states, Bulgaria among them, for
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