$40 Million Potentially Dangerous Food Seized in Operation Throughout Europe
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Bulgarian PM after the EU Summit: Bulgaria Will Receive Nearly 29 Billion Euros in the Coming Years
Bulgaria will receive nearly 29 billion euros in European funds in the coming years.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov in Brussels: It Is Wrong to Think That We Are at the End of the Pandemic
Maximum support regarding the medical aspect of the pandemic and focus on assistance for the socially disadvantaged and for the preservation of employment - this is what Prime Minister Boyko Borissov insisted to his colleagues in Brussels, where a meeting
Juncker Plan: EIAH to Provide Support for New Specialised Children's Hospital in Bulgaria
The European Investment Bank (EIB), funded by the European Investment Advisory Hub (EIAH), will provide support to the Municipality of Burgas, Bulgaria, to facilitate project preparation for the construction of the first children's hospital in the country
European Commission Invests €1 Billion in Innovative Clean Technology Projects
The Commission is launching today the first call for proposals under the Innovation Fund , one of the world's largest programmes for the demonstration of innovative low-carbon technologies, financed by revenues from the auction of emission allowances from
Bulgaria Will Apply For EUR 500 Million of EU for Supporting 60/40 Measure
Bulgaria will apply for a EUR 500 million loan to maintain employment.
Official: EU Opens Borders to 14 Third Countries
The Council today adopted a recommendation on the gradual lifting of the temporary restrictions on non-essential travel into the EU.
Quarantine and PCR Tests for Bulgarians in Several EU countries
Mandatory PCR test for Bulgarians introduces Cyprus on Monday, June 29.
EC: New Notification by Bulgaria is Required for Construction of Belene NPP
The European Commission confirmed that a new notification on the part of Bulgaria is needed if it wants to resume the construction of Belene nuclear power plant.
European Commission Approves € 20 million to Bulgaria for Medical Equipment and Medicines
The European Commission said on June 25 it has approved the reallocation of € 20 million from the funds not used by Bulgaria for cohesion policy to the sector of healthcare.
MEPs Ask for More Support for Tourism SMEs on the Verge of Bankruptcy
MEPs ask for more support for tourism SMEs on the verge of bankruptcy
German Chancellor Angela Merkel: We’re Before the Biggest Economic Challenge to European Union
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with backup from France and the European Central Bank, warned the rest of the European Union’s leadership that they will be jeopardizing the bloc’s economic recovery and risking a market rout if they fail to complete negot
Bulgaria to Become a European Center for Paramedics and Disaster Specialists Trainings
Bulgaria is one step closer to the idea of becoming a European training center in the area of disasters, accidents and catastrophes.
Bulgaria - Second in Road Fatalities Rate in EU
Bulgaria has the second highest death rate in the European Union after Romania in terms of road traffic fatalities.
EC Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis: Bulgaria Met the Requirements for Public Finances, Not Fully Compatible to Join ERM II
The European Commission has presented a report on the progress of non-Eurozone countries towards the adoption of the euro.
EP Transport Committee Rejects Bulgarian Amendments to Mobility Package
The Transport Committee of the European Parliament on June 8 rejected the amendments to the Mobility package, introduced after its first reading, among which was the proposal of the Bulgarian MEPs to drop the return of lorries and drivers in the country.
European Commission: Bulgaria Has No Legal Criteria for the Minimum Wages
Bulgaria is one of the three EU countries that have not yet established by law criteria for updating minimum wages.
European Commission: EUR 9.218 Billions Grants for Bulgaria, Italy and Spain on Top of the Table
Italy and Spain will be the main beneficiaries from a 750 billion-euro ($826 billion), jointly financed fiscal stimulus package debated among European Union governments, according to estimates by the bloc’s executive seen by Bloomberg.
Doubts Remain over Readiness of Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania for Schengen
The closure of national borders has helped limit the spread of the novel coronavirus, but it’s also dealt a devastating blow to tourism, travel and trade.
EC: Bulgaria is the Only Country that Meets the Criterion for the EU Budget Deficit
The Vice President of the European Commission, responsible for the economy in the interest of the people, Valdis Dombrovskis praised Bulgaria as the only country that meets the criterion for the EU budget deficit, BGNES reported.
Bulgaria Marks Europe Day
Bulgaria marks the Europe Day on May 9.
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