The Macedonian issue, which has fueled passions in recent months, is not only on a political level, nor does it concern only the issue of […]
Category: Politics & Elections
Bulgaria’s Big Retail Chains Face Ultimatum: Iron Discipline Or Shutdown
The control over observance of anti-epidemic measures will be uncompromising, the first to see it will be the owners of the large retail chains. In order to […]
Merkel And Borissov Blocked EU Sanctions Against Turkey At The EU Council
Germany and Bulgaria were the most vocal among the EU countries who blocked sanctions against Turkey at the EU summit on Thursday (10 December), reports EURACTIV. “German Chancellor Angela Merkel […]
Rise In The Price Of Electricity In November At The Bulgarian Energy Exchange
After a short fluctuation in October, the prices of electricity traded on the Energy exchange (BNEB) are going up again, according to the monthly report of BNEB. In November […]
Bulgaria: Newly Registered Unemployed Are Increasing Sharply
The National Statistical Institute reported a sharp increase in the newly registered unemployed in the first week of December – over 14,200 people. The data is from the […]
EC To Reimburse Bulgaria For African Swine Fever Costs
The European Commission has approved the costs that Bulgaria has incurred to combat African swine fever in 2020 and will reimburse 75% of them, the Food Agency reports. This […]
ECB Expands Its Emergency Buying Program By Another €500 Billion
It is expected that the pandemic emergency buying program of the European Central Bank will be expanded by another € 500 billion. This should happen […]
Macedonia Times: United Macedonia Diaspora’s Media Proxy
The United Macedonia Diaspora (UMD) is a controversial diaspora organization that also happens to be as of writing this article, arguably the largest Macedonian diaspora […]
Macedonian Journalist: Skopje Doesn’t Give Credit To Vlado Buchkovski
Although Skopje appointed former Prime Minister Vlado Buchkovski as special representative in Sofia, Macedonian politicians themselves do not trust him, and this is evident from […]
Bulgaria: What Are Remote Learning Challenges And Is There Risk Of Zero Academic Year?
Bulgarian Ombudsman Diana Kovacheva organized an online meeting with Minister of Education Krasimir Valchev on the challenges in remote learning. Teachers, parents and representatives of parent organizations […]