Bulgaria to cut passenger ship fees to boost cruise tourism
Bulgaria’s Transport Ministry has proposed that the cabinet agree to cut the tonnage tax for passenger ships in a move
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Author: Independent Balkan News Agency
Greece’s creditors unconvinced that negotiations will be wrapped up
For the first time since Greece was bailed out by international creditors an International Monetary Fund (IMF) official has publicly
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Bulgarian, Croatian presidents back EU prospects of Western Balkans
European and Euro-Atlantic integration in South Eastern Europe open up possibilities for deepening the comprehensive partnership between Bulgaria and Croatia,
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Bulgarian exports up but trade balance remains negative
Bulgarian exports to European Union and non-EU countries amounted to 6.8 billion leva (about 3.47 billion euro) in January and
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Greece denies it is preparing for default as EU says time is running out
As the Greek government resumed talks with its lenders following the Easter holiday period, the European Commission openly urged the
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Greece makes IMF payment, but uncertainty over euro zone future continues
Greece’s existing cash reserves will reportedly, based on Finance Ministry estimations, be sufficient only until April 24, when the Eurogroup
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EC ‘analysing’ Bulgarian complaint on new Greek tax – spokesperson
The European Commission has received Bulgaria’s formal complaint against Greece’s plans to introduce a new tax on transactions with firms
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Bulgarian socialists slam Cabinet over Russian pipeline plans
Bulgaria’s two left-wing parliamentary parties criticised the Cabinet on April 8 over the absence of any Bulgarian officials at a
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Germany dismisses Greek war reparations claims
German vice chancellor and economy minister Gabriel Sigmar has dismissed the Greek claims for war reparations, stating that the new
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