Bulgarian FinMin: VAT Likely to Go Down in 2012
Bulgaria's Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov, stated Saturday that Value Added Tax, VAT, could be lowered this year, depending on budget 2012.
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ARCHIVE - 10 March 2012
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Bulgarian FinMin: VAT Likely to Go Down in 2012Bulgarian EU Commissioner: Politics, Retirement Fund Don't Mix
Politics
Bulgaria Guards EU Borders According to Schengen Standards - Top CopBulgarian Social Ministry Official Quits over Unreturned Bonus
Bulgarian Govt to Grant Concession for Sofia Airport
Bulgaria to Clarify Structure of Special Services in 2-3 Months
Society
Turkish Truck Causes Hazard in Bulgaria AgainBulgarian Environmentalists Stage New Anti-Fracking Rally
Lady Gaga Bulgarian Show Clashes with Football Ambitions
Tsvetan Raychinov Reelected Chair of Bulgarian Doctors Union
Sports
Bulgarian President Ends 5th in Diplomatic Ski RaceWorld
Serbia Bows to Murdered PM DindicSlovakia Holds Early General Elections
Macedonians, Albanians Clash in Skopje, Tetovo
Business
Bulgarian EU Commissioner: Politics, Retirement Fund Don't Mix
Bulgaria's cabinet must seek professional advice for the management of the Silver Fund which is part of the fiscal reserve, according to the country's EU Commissioner for International Cooperation, Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Response, Kristalina Georgiev
Politics
Bulgaria Guards EU Borders According to Schengen Standards - Top Cop
Tsvetan Tsvetanov, Deputy Prime Minister, Interior Minister and Deputy Chair of center-right ruling party GERB, who is in Brussels for a Justice and Home Affairs Council meeting, has met with Wilfred Martens, President of the European People's Party.
Bulgarian Social Ministry Official Quits over Unreturned Bonus
Bulgaria's Minister of Social Policy and Labor, Totyu Mladenov, has released from the post his Chief of Staff, Dimitar Markov, over unreturned bonuses.
Bulgarian Govt to Grant Concession for Sofia Airport
The analysis which will determine whether Sofia Airport will be granted under concession or will be developed through some other form of public-private partnership should be ready in 6 months, according to Transport Minister Ivaylo Moskovski.
Bulgaria to Clarify Structure of Special Services in 2-3 Months
Tsvetelin Yovchev, head of the President's Office and former Director of the State Agency for National Security (DANS), has said that the changes to the principles of organization at Bulgaria's special services will be clear in 2-3 months' time.
Society
Turkish Truck Causes Hazard in Bulgaria Again
A Turkish tractor trailer, loaded with magnesium and aluminum powder, overturned in Bulgaria Saturday, closing Maritsa highway for almost 14 hours.
Society | March 10, 2012, Saturday // 19:54
Bulgarian Environmentalists Stage New Anti-Fracking Rally
Scores of Bulgarian environmentalists gathered in downtown Sofia Saturday to protest against potential shale gas research and exploration in the country.
Society | March 10, 2012, Saturday // 16:04
Lady Gaga Bulgarian Show Clashes with Football Ambitions
American mega star pop singer and songwriter, Lady Gaga, has confirmed her August 14 concert in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, but the show might not materialize.
Tsvetan Raychinov Reelected Chair of Bulgarian Doctors Union
The Chairman of the Bulgarian Doctors Union, Tsvetan Raychinov, was reelected at the post Saturday at a forum of the organization, held in the northern city of Pleven.
Sports
Bulgarian President Ends 5th in Diplomatic Ski Race
Bulgarian President, Rosen Plevneliev, ended fifth Saturday in the traditional diplomatic ski race in the winter resort of Bansko, organized by the Bulgarian Foreign Affairs Ministry.
Sports | March 10, 2012, Saturday // 17:44
World
Serbia Bows to Murdered PM Dindic
Thousands of Serbians marched Saturday in Belgrade in honor of Prime Minister, Zoran Dindic, who was murdered on March 12, 2003.
World | March 10, 2012, Saturday // 19:23
Slovakia Holds Early General Elections
Slovaks vote in an early general election Saturday, which is expected to bring victory to the left-wing party of ex-Prime Minister Robert Fico following a corruption scandal that shook the right-wing rivals.
World | March 10, 2012, Saturday // 11:32
Macedonians, Albanians Clash in Skopje, Tetovo
Several people were arrested after clashes between Macedonian and Albanian youths in the capital Skopje and in Tetovo on Friday night.
World | March 10, 2012, Saturday // 10:30
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