EC opens three new infringement cases against Bulgaria
The European Commission said on July 8 that it opened three new infringement cases against Bulgaria for failing to notify
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Author: The Sofia Globe staff
European Parliament welcomes reform efforts by Ukraine amid ongoing war
Assessing Ukraine’s progress on reforms relating to its EU membership application process, the European Parliament voted on July 8 to
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MEPs praise Moldova for reforms in spite of Moscow’s interference
The European Parliament hails the Moldovan government’s steady progress on EU-related reforms despite significant internal and external challenges, not least
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Bulgaria signs memo on receiving seven mine countermeasure ships from Belgium and the Netherlands
Bulgarian Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov signed on July 8 a memorandum of understanding between Bulgaria, Belgium and the Netherlands on
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Bulgarian PM Radev: ‘Bulgaria will financially support Ukraine within our capabilities’
Bulgaria will financially support Ukraine within our capabilities without affecting social spending and taking into account the large deficit that
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Bulgaria’s capital Sofia plans 129 million euro acquisition of new public transport vehicles
Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia is proposing 128.8 million euro excluding VAT on acquiring new public transport vehicles, including trams, trolleybuses
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Bulgaria’s controversial contract with Türkiye’s Botaş ‘frozen’ for 15 months
Bulgaria’s state-owned Bulgargaz and Türkiye’s energy firm Botaş signed on July 6 a protocol to freeze the contract between the
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EP approves clearer social benefits rules for EU workers living or working in another EU country
The European Parliament voted on July 7 to approve a revision of EU social security coordination rules to ensure fair
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European Parliament approves upgraded air passenger rights
In a vote on July 7, the European Parliament confirmed the changes to air passenger rights rules agreed with the
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