The Development of Bulgaria's Transport Infrastructure
One of the most important issues for any State is the development of transport infrastructure as a condition for the development of a modern market economy.
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Expert: In Bulgaria, there is a Labor Market Reserve of at Least 500,000 Workers
Bulgaria has a labor market reserve of at least 500,000 workers while employers insist on the import of third-country workers, the director of the Balkan Institute for Labor and Social Policy and former Social Minister Ivan Neykov commented on BTA.
How did Plovdiv Become the Economic Tiger of Bulgaria?
With the attraction of a number of foreign investors and the opening of new productions, Plovdiv has become one of the most important economic centers in the country.
Hundreds of Artists and a 30-meter Stage for the Opening of Plovdiv 2019
Hundreds of artists will go on a 30-meter stage for the opening show of Plovdiv - European Capital of Culture 2019.
Professor Vladimir Chukov: Bulgaria Should Outline What Means "Radical Islam"
''The profile of the perpetrator of the Charlie Ebdo bombing of 2015, the Paris bombing at the end of the same year and the attack in Nice are the same.
How will the New Istanbul Airport Affect Bulgaria?
Modern Turkey loves big projects.
Eastern Europe must Prepare for the Next Crisis
The question of Eastern Europe is not whether there will be a new economic "shock", but when will this happen? And like the movie Terminator, the countries either will be torn apart or will only be saved with traces of smoke.
The Bulgarian Company Spark for Shared Travel with Electric Cars Enters 2 New Markets in Europe
It seems unwise to start a car-sharing service with electric cars in the country with the oldest diesel cars in the EU.
Dam Construction and Maintenance in Bulgaria – Sustainable Development through the Implementation of Monitoring and Solutions
Recently, the Bulgarian Government appointed an interdepartmental commission to determine criteria in order to classify dams according to their degree of potential danger.
Chaos "Guarantees" the Destruction of Old Buildings in Sofia
The fire at the Royal's Stables in Sofia seemed like a déjà vu after the fire that burned down the tobacco stores in Plovdiv.
New Europe: Romania’s Clean-up Crew Sets Eyes on Bulgaria and Moldova
Two Romanian former prosecutors, Monica Macovei and Laura Codruța Kövesi who have been in the spotlight for spearheading anti-corruption initiatives in Romania (a little too successfully, some say) seem to be heading for new adventures in a project set to
The Irish Times: Welcome to Bulgaria, the World’s Fastest Shrinking Nation
Bulgaria, the EU’s poorest state, is playing very slow catch-up with western Europe.
Will this French Company Change the Large-scale Infrastructure Landscape in Bulgaria?
SIXENSE Group international infrastructure planning company comes to Bulgaria and is here to stay
EconoTimes: Is Bulgaria a European Success Story or Crisis Waiting to Happen?
It’s been a rollercoaster year for Bulgaria.
Apartments in Sofia are so Expensive they Set Records. Is the Property Market Overheated?
Do you remember the boom in real estate prices from 2008 just before the start of the global financial crisis.
Bulgaria Inches Closer to Russia, to the West’s Disappointment
Author : International Policy Digest
How Long Can Bulgaria Keep Facing both East and West?
EU Observer - Bulgaria's first stint holding the rotating EU presidency, from January to June 2018, was neither the disaster some observers predicted nor the PR coup Sofia had hoped for.
Bulgaria Must do More to Liberalise its Energy Markets
A month before Bulgaria concluded its six-month presidency of the Council of the European Union on 30 June, the country hosted a European Competition Day.
Euronews: Bulgaria is Open for Business
The Bulgarian economy is growing at a stunning pace and exports are booming, while its business-friendly environment and well-educated local workforce are a magnet for foreign investments.
Visegrad/Insight: Bulgaria’s Black Mirror
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov
Euractiv: Has Bulgaria’s Coal Industry Hit Rock Bottom?
One of Bulgaria’s cornerstone coal mines has been forced to shut down, raising questions over the future of energy production and employment in the region, as well as coal’s future in the country, write Violeta Keremdchieva and Ellen Baker.
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