On the chessboard of the powerful, is Serbia a pawn?
There are not many top politicians today who still know the names of the entire Russian ice hockey team that
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energy
Second electricity distributor files arbitration claim against Bulgaria
Czech-owned Energo-Pro became the second electricity distribution firm to file an arbitration claim against Bulgaria with the World Bank’s arbitration
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Last foreign player pulls out of Polish shale gas
US energy company ConocoPhillips has said it is stopping exploration for shale gas in Poland amid unsatisfactory results, the last
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Serbian leader wants to reduce Russian gas dependency
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic tells VOA that his country is ready to accept U.S. calls to reduce dependency on
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Bulgaria and Serbia agree to accelerate work on gas interconnector plan
Bulgaria and Serbia have undertaken to work faster on building gas interconnectors, Bulgaria’s Economy Ministry said at the close of
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Bulgaria’s competition watchdog fines electricity distributors 1.17M leva over access to utility poles
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) said on June 2 that it has fined the country’s three electricity distribution
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Bulgaria Customs Agency to investigate Lukoil refinery
Bulgaria’s Customs Agency has started an audit of the Neftochim oil refinery, owned by Russian oil conglomerate Lukoil, to investigate
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Russian exec says Chevron could help revive Burgas-Alexandroupolis pipeline – report
US oil firm Chevron has shown interest in reviving the proposed Bourgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline, reports in Russian media said on
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Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania sign gas grids interconnection memorandum
Foreign ministers from four Eastern European countries – Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, and Romania – signed a memorandum on cooperation in
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