Current affairs: Bulgaria and the politics of electricity
Bulgaria’s centre-right government, facing national parliamentary elections at the beginning of July 2013, has little time at its disposal to
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Business
More than 210 000 of Bulgaria’s unemployed have given up looking for work – official
Unemployment in Bulgaria in the fourth quarter of 2012 was 12.4 per cent, representing an increase of 8.6 per cent
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IMF sees modest economic recovery possible for Montenegro, calls for spending cuts
The International Monetary Fund has expressed a reserved view on Montenegro, saying that a modest economic recovery is expected in
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Annual inflation in Bulgaria in January 2013 was 4.4 per cent – National Statistical Institute
Inflation in Bulgaria in January 2013 was 4.4 per cent year-on-year and 0.4 per cent monthly, the National Statistical Institute
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AmCham Bulgaria announces board of directors election results
Seven American Chamber of Commerce board of directors members were elected on February 12 2013 at the General Assembly, held
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Bulgarian Parliament approves revised law on citizenship for foreign investors
Bulgaria’s Parliament voted on February 13 2013 to amend anew the Investment Promotion Act in response to a veto by
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Bulgaria to start three-month advertising campaign to lure foreign investments
Bulgaria is to conduct a three-month advertising campaign, from March to May 2013, in foreign print, online and broadcast media
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Bulgaria appoints new chief of energy regulator as electricity price drama continues
Yuliana Ivanova, an engineer by training, is being appointed as the new head of the State Energy and Water Regulatory
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Poland to start construction of north-south gas pipeline in 2014
Poland’s state-owned natural gas transmission monopoly Gaz-System plans to start the construction of a 1,000 kilometer north-south gas pipeline in
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