The State General Rerve Fund (SGRF), Oman's biggest sovereign wealth fund, has launched legal action against the government of Bulgaria over the collapse of Corporate Commercial Bank (KTB), Reuters reported on Wednesday.
Bulgaria’s central bank has asked local lenders to report on outgoing transfers twice a day, increasing its vigilance in view of the debt crisis in neighbouring Greece, Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing three banking sources.
Bulgarian business, labor unions and government officials have tabled new amendments to energy legislation which envisages state aid for industrial energy consumers.
Bulgaria will have to count on two prospective gas pipeline projects to secure to fulfill its recent dream and become a key player on the energy map, Austrian daily Wirtschaftsblatt says in an article.
People formerly employed in the mining industry and Roma people allegedly have been involved in illegal mining at the Mini Bobov Dol site, Presa Daily reported.
According to preliminary figures of the National Statistical Institute (NSI), which were released on Wednesday, the index of industrial production in May increased by 0.4 % compared to the previous month.
The Black Sea resorts of Varna, in Bulgaria, and Sochi, in Russia are the best budget flight destinations for Russian tourists who want to spend summer holidays with their children, TASS reported on Wednesday.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov hopes sanctions on Russia will be lifted soon, TASS reports him as saying in an exclusive interview.
Bulgaria will be more active in its solidarity towards compatriots n Ukraine, Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev stated following his talks with representatives of the Bulgarian community.
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov dismissed recent information about fifteen Bulgarian flags having been ripped in Kiev.
The European Commission will monitor the behavior of mobile operators in view of the planned abolition of roaming charges within the EU as of mid-2017, according to Gunther Oettinger, Commissioner for the Digital Economy and Society.
A report on the implementation of decentralization measures in Bulgaria informs that the program for 2014 was 28.
Bulgarian police officers detained 66 illegal immigrants in downtown Sofia on Monday evening.
Bulgarians will now be able to vote on referendums.
Code yellow has been issued in 23 municipal regions of Bulgaria because of the heat wave expected Wednesday.
A UK-based international wildlife charity has invited donations for the relocation of two Bulgarian circus lions from life in a small cage to life in a sanctuary in Africa.
Bulgaria's top male tennis player Grigor Dimitrov will join the Bulgarian team for the Davis Cup matches against Luxembourg.
The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office has received a signal from competent authorities of the UK and Northern Ireland on account of an ongoing investigation.
Kostadin Pavlov, Deputy Mayor and interim Mayor of the southern Bulgarian municipality of Kuklen, has been charged with bribery, trading in influence, and malfeasance.
''We know what the situation is with people in Bulgaria,'' said German Christian Democratic politician Manfred Weber.
Romania has decided to allocate EUR 100 M from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) to the SME Initiative to help the country's small businesses get better access to finance.
The United Nations Security Council has failed to pass a resolution which would have called the 1995 massacre in Srebrenica as "genocide".
Greece will extend its bank holiday later on Wednesday as the cash-strapped government in Athens struggles to strike a bailout deal with creditors, Reuters reported.
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic will attend the commemoration of the Srebrenica massacre, which is to take place on July 11.
Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta will resume his activity in his capacity as prime minister from Thursday.
Greece has submitted a formal request for a bailout loan from the special support fund of the eurozone - the European Stability Mechanism (ESM).
Greece will present a detailed list of its proposals to Eurozone countries in accordance with the decision made at the top-level meeting this week.
Russia will start construction of its own Mistral-class amphibious assault ships in 2020, a Defense Ministry source has told a Russian news website.
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