Military personnel and military equipment from the armed forces of the United Kingdom will move on October 27 and 28 2023 along the national road […]
Category: Politics & Elections
Bulgaria: Annual Inflation Is 6.3%
A new drop in annual inflation is reported by the National Statistical Institute. Monthly inflation is -0.1%, and annual inflation is 6.3%. Inflation was measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), with monthly inflation for September […]
Bulgaria Maintains Its Second Place In The EU Among Countries With The Lowest Debt
Bulgaria retains its second place in the EU among the countries with the lowest debt, according to the latest official data from Eurostat from July 2023. This was announced […]
The Bulgarian Government Will Allocate 27.5 Million Leva To Small And Medium-Sized Farmers
With the decision of the Council of Ministers, 27.5 million leva will be allocated today to support agricultural producers. Thus, the funds for the sector under the de […]
The European Commission Is Addressing Bulgaria’s Transit Tax For Russian Gas Imposed On Serbia And Hungary
The European Commission is addressing the transit tax introduced by Bulgaria for Serbia and Hungary for Russian natural gas, European Commission spokesman Olof Gill said: “We are evaluating and discussing with the […]
In One Year: Inflation In Bulgaria Has Halved But Prices Continue To Rise
In one year, inflation in Bulgaria has halved, but consumer prices continue to rise. The price increase is most significant for food and fuel. On the threshold of the cold season, […]
Bulgaria: “Lukoil” Promised To Pay 500 Million Leva In Taxes In Order To Preserve The Derogation Of Russian Oil
The “Lukoil – Neftohim” refinery in Burgas has promised Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov to pay over 500 million leva (250 million euros) in taxes, and […]
The EU Court Overturned The Fine Of 77 Million Euros On The Bulgarian Energy Holding
The General Court of the EU overturned on Wednesday the European Commission’s decision against the Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH), which fined it 77 million euros in 2018 for violating competition rules on […]
For The First Time Since Adopting The Euro: Croatia Raises The Minimum Wage By 20%
The minimum wage in Croatia will increase by 20% from the New Year – the first increase since the country adopted the euro as its main currency at the start of […]
Bulgaria: WCC-DB Questions The Activity Of Foreign Minister Mariya Gabriel Regarding Schengen
“We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria” (WCC-DB) disputed the agreement on prime ministerial rotation with GERB, questioning the activity of the deputy prime minister and minister of […]