Greece Fourth Largest Investor in Bulgaria for 2016
Greece is the fourth largest investor in Bulgaria after Austria, Holland and Germany for 2016.
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Greece is the fourth largest investor in Bulgaria after Austria, Holland and Germany for 2016.
Austria’s Interior Minister Wolfgang Sobotka is launching a new initiative for returning illegal migrants.
Foreign direct investments in Bulgaria during the first month of the year are up by almost 92 percent on a yearly basis, reaching EUR 54M, Stamen Yanev, CEO of InvestBulgarian Agency said for the Bulgarian National Radio.
Economic recovery in the Eurozone is stable, according to the economic bulletin of the European Central Bank, quoted by BNR.
European Union Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc will discuss transport investment in the Balkan country on March 23-24, during a conference in Sofia, which brings together public and private institutions involved in transport financing and planning, Ne
GERB’s chairman Boyko Borisov is initiating a law suit against the chairwoman of BSP Korneliya Ninova.
The most recent study of Alpha Research Group sociological agency forecasts a gap of 2.
Bulgarian president Rumen Radev sent a letter with his condolences to Her Majesty Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland, in relation to the terrorist act in London, the press secretariat of the head of state announced.
Twenty-eight migrants were found in a burning truck near the village of Rezovo close to the Bulgarian - Turkish border, according to BNR.
Days before the snap parliamentary elections, it is still unclear who the winner will be.
A regional conference to promote investments in the transport sector is held today in the Bulgarian capital city, announced from BNR.
There are attempts to interfere in our internal affairs but I am fully convinced that these will not be successful, like they have been unsuccessful so far, stated the chairman of the Board of Directors of the venture Information Services Mihail Konstanti
The police have terminated the registration of 185 vehicles in a week, reported the Interior Ministry.
A study of the Estat agency on political attitudes of Bulgarians, conducted days before the parliamentary elections on March 26, shows that voter turnout would be between 55 and 60 percent, according to BNR.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has called on all participants in the election campaign to stick to a responsible tone of voice and conduct, announced from BNR.
Caretaker PM Ognyan Gerdzhikov said that under current Bulgarian law election tourism could not be restricted, according to the Bulgarian National Radio.
Stefka Kostadinova has been re-elected as chairwoman of the Bulgarian Olympic Committee (BOC) for a fourth consecutive mandate.
ISIS has claimed responsibility for the terrorist act in London, reported Reuters, citing an information agency close to the jihadists.
Prime Minister Theresa May has told MPs: "We will never waver in the face of terrorism'', according to BBC.
Seven people have been arrested across the country after the attack in London, confirmed British police, cited by The Guardian.
Five people have died and at least 40 were injured after an attacker drove a car along a pavement in Westminster, stabbed a policeman and was shot dead by police in the grounds of Parliament.
Belgian security forces have prevented a terrorist attack in the country’s most populous city Antwerpen, announced Mayor Bart De Wever.
Greece will not accept back refugees from Germany who have been refused asylum, stated Greek Foreign minister Nikos Kotzias before the meeting with his German counterpart Sigmar Gabriel in Athens.
Armed police have raided a home and closed off several roads in Birmingham, Sky News reported.
Lights on the Eiffel Tower was switched off at midnight on Wednesday in solidarity with those killed and injured in a terror attack outside Britain's parliament, reported AFP.
Turkish President Recep Erdogan has criticised Bulgaria sharply for pressuring Turkish people in the country before the parliamentary elections and this is “unacceptable” to Ankara.
Turkey’s government has issued an order stating people with dual citizenship may use 11 days of administrative leave in order to take part in the campaign for the parliamentary vote in Bulgaria and vote at their birthplaces.
The former deputy in the Russian Duma Denis Voronenkov has been killed in front of a hotel in Kiev, confirmed Ukrainian authorities.
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