Cyprus Starts Easing Lockdown Stepwise, Airports Resume Work

Deadliest Day as Police Crack Down on Myanmar Protesters

Yesterday was the bloodiest day in Myanmar since a military junta seized power there one month ago.

Greece Gives up Rapid Antigen Tests for Truck Drivers at Kulata – Promahon Checkpoint

The Foreign Ministry of Greece has informed us that the mandatory rapid antigen tests for all truck drivers at the "Kulata - Promahon" border checkpoint have been cancelled.

Bulgaria: On March 1 Restaurants Reopen but Citizens Should Be Wary of Virus Hazard

Bulgaria: Banks Are Fleecing Us, Their Charges Have Rocketed

For the most trivial service – opening a regular current account.

Foreign Nationals Will Be Granted Bulgarian Citizenship for Hefty Investment

Foreigners will be entitled to acquire Bulgarian citizenship if they invest at least BGN 2 million on the stock exchange, decided the National Assembly, which adopted at second reading amendments to the Bulgarian Citizenship Act.

EU Leaders Agree on Introduction of Vaccine Passports by Summer 2021

How Bitcoin Inspired Game Developers

There’s no end in sight when it comes to the number of video games coming out.

Bulgaria: Future for Tourism Association Insists on Setting up Guarantee Fund for Customer Indemnity

Tour operators from the Future for Tourism association are pushing for the creation of a guarantee fund, the purpose of which is to protect consumers in case of insolvency of the tour operator in case of  force majeure.

Bulgaria’s Exports to Germany Grow to Record Highs Despite Pandemic

Bulgaria: Business and Government Strike Deal – Restaurants to Work at Half Capacity, Six Customers per Table Allowed

The restaurants will open from March 1 and will work at50% capacity, up to 6 people per table and with opening hours until 11 p.

Tender Invited for Bulgaria-Serbia Gas Interconnector, 11 Companies Submit Bidding Documents

Eleven companies are bidding for the construction of the Bulgaria-Serbia gas interconnector in Bulgarian territory, the Public Procurements Agency said on its website.

Bulgaria’s Minister of Labor: Support Measures Brought to Light Gray Sector Businesses

“The health minister's order says the restaurants will open on March 1.

COVID-19 in Bulgaria: Steady Increase of the Infections Compared to Last Week

1800 are the new cases of infection for the last day, found in 13 026 tests, which means that 13.

Bulgaria: Problem Loans Increase in 2021

Bad and restructured loans increased by BGN 178 million, or 3.

Germany Determined to Keep in Place Draconian Control Measures on Its Borders

Germany is extending strict checks on its borders with the Czech Republic and Austria’s Tyrol province until March 3.

Bulgaria Ranks 8th in EU in Electricity Generated by NPP

Nuclear power plants in the EU produced about 26% of the total electricity generated in the Union in 2019, according to data from the specialized Eurostat survey.

Bulgaria: In Time of Crisis 66 Percent of Employees Chose to Stick with Their Company

In the face of a crisis, 66% of employees would recommend their company as a desirable employer.

Bulgarian Beekeepers Angry with Agriculture Ministry’s Inadequate Policies

Beekeepers from all over the country mounted a protest in front of the Ministry of Agriculture in Sofia.

UK Prime Minister: International Travel from England Banned until May 17 at Earliest

In its roadmap for easing restrictions, the UK government announced a review of travel which will report on April 12 with recommendations about how international travel should resume, while managing the risks of new variants of coronavirus.

Bulgaria: Business Will Have Breath of Air in Pandemic, New Aid Program Is Worth BGN 78 M

Bulgaria’s government launches a new measure to support business in time of crisis.