Transport Minister To Propose End to Sofia Airport Concession
Transport Minister Hristo Alexiev has proposed that the Council of Ministers stop the concession of Sofia Airport, reported BGNES.
Business | March 21, 2017, Tuesday // 14:55
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ARCHIVE - 21 March 2017
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Transport Minister To Propose End to Sofia Airport ConcessionBelgian Spadel Is New Owner of Devin
Politics
Bread Prices To Increase If Gas Price Goes Up by 30%Bulgaria's Parties Want En Masse Representatives in Voting Sections in Turkey
Borisov Refuses Coalition with DOST, DPS. Ninova Links Him to Mestan
Border Checkpoints With Turkey Blocked By Protests Against "Voting Tourism"
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Provides Information For Organization Of the Vote Abroad
Rumen Radev Called an Extraordinary Meeting of Special Services
Society
Economist Intelligence Unit: Singapore Most Expensive City WorldwidePersonality in the News Awards 2017
US Billionaire Philanthropist David Rockefeller Dies at 101
Crime
Russia Could Have Laundered Up to USD 80 B Via Moldova, LatviaWorld
Merkel's Deputy Bouffier: Erdogan Not Wanted in GermanyEU, Japan To Sign Trade Agreement in 2017
Poland To Oppose Two-Speed Europe at Rome Summit Meeting
Juncker: Britain's Example Will Show It Is Not Worth It To Leave EU
Japan and the EU Discusses the Possibilities of Free Trade
Greek Police Investigates 8 More Parcel Bombs Addressed to EU Experts
26% of Macedonians have Confidence in Nikola Gruevski, 13.5 – in Zoran Zaev
Business
Belgian Spadel Is New Owner of Devin
Belgian company Spadel is the new owner of Devin as of March 10 in a deal for EUR 120 M.
Business | March 21, 2017, Tuesday // 11:02
Politics
Bread Prices To Increase If Gas Price Goes Up by 30%
Bread prices will go up if the price of natural gas rises by 30% in April, warned the chairman of the Regional Union of Bread Producers in Burgas Dimitar Ludiev.
Bulgaria's Parties Want En Masse Representatives in Voting Sections in Turkey
Political parties want en masse to have representatives in voting sections in Turkey for the upcoming snap election on March 26, announced the head of the working group with the Foreign Ministry Elena Shekerletova.
Borisov Refuses Coalition with DOST, DPS. Ninova Links Him to Mestan
GERB’s leader Boyko Borisov is certain that his party will not enter a coalition with either DOST or DPS.
Border Checkpoints With Turkey Blocked By Protests Against "Voting Tourism"
Slightly after 10:00 hrs, traffic at border cross checkpoint Kapitan Andreevo was blocked by protests held by patriots against the so-called “voting tourism” from Turkey.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Provides Information For Organization Of the Vote Abroad
Information for the organization of voting abroad for the snap parliamentary elections on March, 26 in Bulgaria will be presented in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Rumen Radev Called an Extraordinary Meeting of Special Services
An extraordinary meeting has started between Bulgarian President Rumen Radev and Chief Prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov, Head of State Agency National Security Dimitar Georgiev, and Head of the State Intelligence Agency Dragomir Dimitrov, according to BNR.
Society
Economist Intelligence Unit: Singapore Most Expensive City Worldwide
Singapore ranked as the most expensive city in the world for a fourth consecutive time, showed the ranking of Economist Intelligence Union.
Society | March 21, 2017, Tuesday // 15:49
Personality in the News Awards 2017
What a great ceremony for Novinite.
Society | March 21, 2017, Tuesday // 09:22
US Billionaire Philanthropist David Rockefeller Dies at 101
Billionaire philanthropist David Rockefeller has died in his sleep at his home in Poncantico Hills, New York, a spokesman said.
Society | March 21, 2017, Tuesday // 08:23
Crime
Russia Could Have Laundered Up to USD 80 B Via Moldova, Latvia
British banks were also a part of the large-scale Russian operation for money laundering through Moldova and Latvia in the period 2010 – 2014, showed data from an international investigation, cited by The Guardian.
Crime | March 21, 2017, Tuesday // 16:32
World
Merkel's Deputy Bouffier: Erdogan Not Wanted in Germany
The Turkish President has crossed all admissible boundaries by comparing the government in Berlin to the Nazis and this is why he and other officials are no longer wanted in Germany, stated Volker Bouffier, Deputy Chairman of the Christian Democratic Unio
World | March 21, 2017, Tuesday // 17:33
EU, Japan To Sign Trade Agreement in 2017
The EU and Japan have agreed on an accelerated signing of a trade agreement as early as this year.
Poland To Oppose Two-Speed Europe at Rome Summit Meeting
The leader of the ruling party in Poland has stated that Warsaw will oppose all models which create different “speeds” of integration in the EU at the upcoming summit meeting in Rome this week.
Juncker: Britain's Example Will Show It Is Not Worth It To Leave EU
The President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker is not worried that, after Great Britain leaves the EU, other member-states would want to do the same since it will become clear that Brexit is not a good option.
Japan and the EU Discusses the Possibilities of Free Trade
Free trade is going to be the main subject of the forthcoming meeting between the European Union and Japan in Brussels.
Greek Police Investigates 8 More Parcel Bombs Addressed to EU Experts
Police in Greece have discovered another eight parcel bombs intended for financial experts in the European Union.
26% of Macedonians have Confidence in Nikola Gruevski, 13.5 – in Zoran Zaev
The approval rating of the leader of the Macedonian party VMRO-DPMNE - Nikola Gruevski – is almost double that of Zoran Zaev, chairman of the SDSM (Macedonian Social Democratic Party).
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