European Parliament agrees on new rules to tax digital companies’ revenues
The European Parliament adopted on December 13, by an overwhelming majority, both its two opinions on the proposals for European
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Day: December 13, 2018
Draft EU law says member states jeopardising the rule of law will risk losing EU funds
Governments of EU countries interfering with courts or going easy on fraud and corruption will risk being stripped of EU
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Official: Pope Francis will visit Bulgaria from May 5 to 7 2019
Pope Francis, head of the Roman Catholic Church, will visit Bulgaria from May 5 to 7 2019, the Bulgarian government
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Sofia refuses to pay for new glow-in-the-dark eyes for Tsar Samuil statue
The eyes of the statue of 10th century ruler Tsar Samuil in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia will glow no more.
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Bulgaria had lowest consumption per capita in the EU in 2017 – Eurostat
Consumption per capita in Bulgaria in 2017 was 54 per cent of the European Union average, the lowest in the
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Bulgarian businesses’ use of cloud computing lowest in the EU
At eight per cent, businesses in Bulgaria have the lowest rate of use of cloud computing services in the European
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Sofia to run ‘Christmas Fairy’ retro tram from December 17 to 23
A retro tram themed “Christmas Fairy” is to run on a route in Bulgarian capital city Sofia from December 17
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Freezing temperatures threaten migrant lives on Bosnian-Croatian border
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies says thousands of migrants stuck near the Bosnian-Croatian border face
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Bulgaria gives 10 000 euro for accommodation of migrants and refugees in Macedonia and BiH
Bulgaria is to provide 19 559 leva (about 10 000 euro) as a voluntary contribution to the Council of Europe
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