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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 prog ...
The European Commission said on November 23 that it was opening infringement procedures against 23 member states, Bulgaria among them, for failing to ...
The European Commission was a touch more optimistic about economic growth expectations in the bloc for 2020 in the autumn forecast released on Novembe ...
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 […]
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered her first State of the Union speech to the European Parliament on September 16. These are the key points. The response to […]
Bulgaria’s “VAT gap”, the difference between expected value-added tax revenue and the amount actually collected, was 614 million euro in 2018, down from 649 million euro a year earlier, the […]
The European Commission said on July 2 that it has decided to refer Bulgaria to the EU Court of Justice over late reporting under the Marine Strategy Framework Directive. As […]
The European Commission said on June 29 that it has approved a Bulgarian state aid scheme, estimated at 200 million leva or about 102 million euro, meant to support medium-sized […]
