Belene: an unfinished play of indeterminate length
Bulgaria’s autumn political drama season got off to a relatively quiet start, a calm before the storm of debates stirred
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Business
Banking union plans irk Czech Republic
The European Union’s single currency zone may have avoided collapse by green-lighting key stabilisation and oversight mechanisms, but an ongoing
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Mysterious US consortium shows interest in Bulgaria’s Belene nuclear plant
MPs from Bulgarian Parliament’s economic policy committee were caught unawares on September 26, when Economy Minister Delyan Dobrev attended a
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Bulgaria’s consumer watchdog slams banks on lending terms
Bulgaria’s Commission for Consumer Protection (CCP) said on September 26 that it found illegal provisions in the lending terms of
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Manufacturers of plastic bags protest against Bulgaria’s new eco-tax
More than 1000 people turned out on September 26 2012 in support of a protest by Bulgarian manufacturers of plastic
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Poland to consider euro adoption when euro zone recovers – central bank head
Poland will take into consideration introducing the common currency when the euro zone resolves its problems, central bank NBP head
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Bulgaria’s Bulgargaz moves to quash fears of gas shortages in 2013
Bulgaria’s state-owned gas company Bulgargaz moved on September 25 to quash fears that the country could face a gas shortage
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UniCredit: Bulgarian economy improving, growth remains weak
Bulgaria’s economic outlook improved in the third quarter of 2012 despite the stumbling global economy, Italian banking group UniCredit said
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Bulgarian competition watchdog raids millers union
Bulgaria’s Commission on Protection of Competition (CPC) said on September 25 that its analysts and police raided the office of
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