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ARCHIVE - 8 February 2017
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Bulgarian Trade with EU Grew in Jan-Nov 2016Plamen Panchev: TEZ Gives Successful Example of Business-Education Link in Bulgaria
EC To Conduct Market Survey Before Deciding on Gazprom Fine
Reshuffles in Bulgaria's Energy Ventures
Putin Seals Turkish Stream Pipeline Deal
Bulgaria to Renew Electricity Exports
Politics
Citizens May Check Online If they Have Been Registered in Snap Elections Names Subscriptions18 Parties, 9 Coalitions To Take Part in Bulgaria’s Snap Elections
Bulgaria’s PM Dismisses Chiefs at Road Agency
Heating Supply To Be Halted Yet Again in 5 Sofia Districts
GERB: BSP’s Programme Will Cost Over BGN 4 B Per Year
Sofia Municipality To Combat Air Pollution
Bulgaria's Transport Minister Dismisses CEOs of Two Railway Companies
Bulgaria's Govt Dismisses Half of Regional Governors, Appoints New Ones
Bulgaria's Early Election: Parties' Registration Deadline Expires
Yes, Bulgaria to Register with Greens, DEOS in Early Election
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Controversy over Sofia Heating Utility's Technical FaultWorld
EC Could Start Penal Procedures Against States Which Do Not Relocate RefugeesEuropean Commissioner Mogherini: Europe Needs Migrants
‘Serbia, Kosovo Should Swap Land’ – British Diplomat
4.4- Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Romania's Vrancea
Romania's Government Survives No-Confidence Vote
Austria to Cooperate with Bulgaria, Others on Boosting Border Controls
Russia Bars Poultry from 15 Countries, Bulgaria Included
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Plamen Panchev: TEZ Gives Successful Example of Business-Education Link in Bulgaria
Central and local authorities provide substantial cooperation to Trakia Economic Zone (TEZ), the industrial zone conglomerate near Plovdiv, Plamen Panchev, founder of TEZ and head of Cluster TEZ, has told Novinite.
Business | February 8, 2017, Wednesday // 12:54
EC To Conduct Market Survey Before Deciding on Gazprom Fine
The European Commission will conduct a market survey before deciding finally whether to fine Russian company Gazprom or make a deal with it, stated European Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager.
Reshuffles in Bulgaria's Energy Ventures
The Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH) has embarked on massive overhauls in the management of key state-owned energy companies.
Putin Seals Turkish Stream Pipeline Deal
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a federal law ratifying the agreement between Moscow and Ankara on building Turkish Stream pipeline.
Bulgaria to Renew Electricity Exports
Electricity exports from Bulgaria to neighbouring countries will continue as of 01:00 local time (EET) on February 09, the Energy Ministry says.
Politics
Citizens May Check Online If they Have Been Registered in Snap Elections Names Subscriptions
Bulgarian citizens may now check online whether their names have been included in subscriptions for signatures for parties and coalitions registered for participation in the snap parliamentary elections on March 26.
18 Parties, 9 Coalitions To Take Part in Bulgaria’s Snap Elections
A total of 18 parties and 9 coalitions have registered with the Central Election Commission (CEC) for the snap parliamentary elections on March 26, reported BGNES.
Bulgaria’s PM Dismisses Chiefs at Road Agency
Interim PM Ognyan Gerdzhikov has announced that criminal negligence must be penalised and dismissed the chairman of Road Infrastructure Agency (API) Doncho Atanasov, as well as the director of Avtomagistrala EAD – Parashkev Krastev.
Heating Supply To Be Halted Yet Again in 5 Sofia Districts
Heating supply will be halted again on Wednesday in the neighbourhoods of Mladost, Musagenitsa, Vitosha, Darvenitsa and Studentski grad, announced the management of heating utility Toplofikatsiya Sofia during a hearing in front of the Economics Committee
GERB: BSP’s Programme Will Cost Over BGN 4 B Per Year
Three former GERB ministers have calculated that, if the programme of BSP for governing the country is implemented, budget expenses will increase by over BGN 4 B within a year alone.
Sofia Municipality To Combat Air Pollution
“Temporary restrictions on traffic in certain areas of the capital and a reduction of the maximum speed to 30 km/h along with free-of-charge public transport on the days with peak levels of pollution with fine dust particles,” these are some of the measur
Bulgaria's Transport Minister Dismisses CEOs of Two Railway Companies
Interim Transport Minister Hristo Aleksiev has dismissed the heads of two state-owned companies in the railway sector.
Bulgaria's Govt Dismisses Half of Regional Governors, Appoints New Ones
Fourteen of the twenty-eight regional governors of Bulgaria have been replaced, the cabinet has said after a regular meeting.
Bulgaria's Early Election: Parties' Registration Deadline Expires
The deadline for those willing to run in the snap parliamentary election of Bulgaria is Wednesday, February 08, election authorities have announced.
Yes, Bulgaria to Register with Greens, DEOS in Early Election
Yes, Bulgaria party of former Justice Minister Hristo Ivanov will enter into a coalition together with the Greens and DEOS after its independent bid was blocked by an appeal, chairman Hristo Ivanov has said.
Society
Controversy over Sofia Heating Utility's Technical Fault
Sofia's heating utility Toplofikatsiya has said it is still working to restore supply in several densely populated neighborhoods.
Society | February 8, 2017, Wednesday // 11:01
World
EC Could Start Penal Procedures Against States Which Do Not Relocate Refugees
In March, the European Commission will decide whether to start penal procedures against the countries which do not admit a sufficient number of refugees under the mandatory quotas.
European Commissioner Mogherini: Europe Needs Migrants
According to Federica Mogherini, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Europe needs migrants due to its ageing population and it has to solve the migrant crisis via cooperation, reported AFP.
‘Serbia, Kosovo Should Swap Land’ – British Diplomat
The former ambassador to Yugoslavia Ivor Roberts has declared that there must be land swaps between Serbia and Kosovo.
4.4- Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Romania's Vrancea
There are no reports of material damages in Ruse after an earthquake was registered in the region of Vranchea, Romania, reported sega.
Romania's Government Survives No-Confidence Vote
The Romanian government has survived the vote of no confidence submitted by the opposition over the controversial decree which caused hundreds of thousands of Romanians to protest in the capital Bucharest and other cities in the last few weeks, reported b
Austria to Cooperate with Bulgaria, Others on Boosting Border Controls
The so-called Balkan migrant route should be sealed off to a greater extent than it is now, Austrian Defense Minister Hans-Peter Doskozil has said.
Russia Bars Poultry from 15 Countries, Bulgaria Included
Russia has imposed a temporary ban on poultry imports from 15 European countries, including Bulgaria, over risk of bird flu.
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Bulgaria, Sudan Mark 60 Years of Diplomatic Relations
Two anniversaries involving Sudan were celebrated in Bulgaria's capital Sofia on Tuesday.
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