Which group of ‘friends’ can win the EU budget battle?
If the topic of the European Union’s future budget does not interest you that much, the answer to the question
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Business
Brits in Bulgaria discuss positives, challenges of doing business
Generally positive views of the future of the business environment in Bulgaria – along with some concerns about bureaucracy and
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Bulgaria signs South Stream, gas delivery contracts with Gazprom
Bulgaria secured lower delivery prices for Russian gas and gave a final approval for the South Stream gas pipeline on
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Bulgarian Parliament approves deposit interest, gambling taxes
Bulgaria’s Parliament approved at second reading on November 15 amendments to the country’s Value-Added Tax Act implementing a 10 per
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Euro zone is in recession, according to Eurostat figures
The 17-member euro zone has fallen back into recession for the first time since the global financial crisis bit hard
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Bulgaria launches website to help foreigners deal with real estate issues
Bulgaria’s Registry Agency launched on November 14 2012 a new website to give foreign citizens and companies information on procedures
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Bulgarians to get six-day holiday at beginning of May 2013
Bulgaria’s Cabinet was expected to declare, at its meeting on November 14 2012, a continuous six-day holiday from May 1
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Bulgarian PM coy on South Stream, gas deal talks ongoing
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov did not confirm, on November 13, reports in Bulgarian language media that he would attend
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Bulgarian annual inflation at 4.4 per cent in October
Bulgaria’s year-on-year consumer price inflation was 4.4 per cent in October, receding from a 12-month high in September, when it
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