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The European Commission said on February 18 that it has opened an infringement procedure against Bulgaria for failing to “fully or accurately transpose” EU rules on combating racism and xenophobia […]
The European Commission was more optimistic about Bulgaria’s economic growth expectations this year and in 2022, raising both target figures in ...
The European Commission said on February 4 that it was opening infringement procedures against 24 member states, Bulgaria among them, for failing to e ...
The European Commission said on December 3 that it was referring Bulgaria to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) for failing to implement an earlier E ...
The European Commission said on December 1 that it has approved a Bulgarian state aid scheme, worth 30 million leva or about 15.3 million euro, targeting micro, small and medium-sized […]
The European Commission said on November 26 that it approved an amendment to Bulgaria’s innovation and competitiveness EU funds operational programme, allowing the country to spend 511 million euro to […]
The European Commission said on November 23 that it was opening infringement procedures against 23 member states, Bulgaria among them, for failing to enact new rules governing EU-wide coordination of […]
The European Commission was a touch more optimistic about economic growth expectations in the bloc for 2020 in the autumn forecast released on November 5, but warned that any projections […]
The European Commission said on October 30 that it was advancing the infringement proceedings against Bulgaria in relation to the Cabinet decree that required supermarket chains to sell produce and […]
The European Commission’s first EU-wide report on the rule of law, published on September 30, raised a number of concerns in the case of Bulgaria, but covered no new ground […]
