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The European Commission opened three new infringement proceedings against Bulgaria, while moving forward a fourth one, in the latest monthly infringements package published on July 19. Most notably, Bulgaria once […]
While the overall health effects are inconclusive, human biorhythms may be more severely impacted than previously thought, the European Commission (EC ...
The European Commission said on June 21 that it opened a formal investigation into Qatar’s exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the Europea ...
The European Commission’s spring forecast for the EU economy, released on May 3, said that Bulgaria’s economy would “continue growing robust ...
The European Commission said on May 3 that it was withdrawing two cases against Bulgaria at the European Court of Justice after the country brought its laws in line with […]
The European Commission said on April 17 that it was recommending that the Council of the EU decides to open accession negotiations with Macedonia and Albania, given the progress made […]
The European Commission said on March 8 that it opened a new infringement proceeding against Bulgaria, asking it to bring its value-added tax (VAT) rules into line with EU law. […]
Bulgarian national Mariana Kotzeva will be the new Director-General of EU statistics agency Eurostat, the European Commission said on February 21 2018. Kotzeva has served as the Deputy Director-General of Eurostat in […]
The European Commission said on January 25 that it is taking Bulgaria to the EU Court of Justice over the country’s continued delay in transposing the broadband cost reduction directive. […]
The European Commission said on December 7 that it decided to refer Bulgaria to the EU Court of Justice for “failure to notify complete transposition of EU rules” for two […]
