Eastern Europe and Bulgaria can Bring their Workers Back and Two Cities Showed How

A small Baltic town can help us understand a lot about the migration of the people of the region after the accession of the states there to the European Union (EU).

The Five Myths About Bulgarian Employer Branding, by Maxim Behar, CEO, M3 Communications Group, Inc

In the whole jungle of opinions, exclamations, hating, positive opinions and heated debates whether good business can be done in Bulgaria five myths tend to stand out more clearly.

Dramatic Increase in Murders of Women in Domestic Violence in Bulgaria

In the last three years, murders of women committed by spouses, partners and close relatives have increased by 50 percent.

What will the Adoption of the Euro Bring to Bulgaria?

This material originally appeared on money.

Kristalina Georgieva: The Year will not be as Good as 2018, but Bulgaria is Immunized

2019 will not be as good for global growth as the previous one.

Businessman Stefan Dimitrov Announced Personality in the News 2018, three more awarded as Honorary Ambassadors

After weeks of research and careful selection for the most esteemed personalities of the last year, the editorial team at Novinite voted for the Personality in the News 2018.

Signs of Sofia: I Want to Believe that I Give a New Sip of Art in Sofia

*This interview originally appeared on the website uspelite.

“DEMOCRACY MEANS EQUALITY!“

As Executive Head of the United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF), Annika Savill manages a UN Secretary-General’s Trust Fund that strengthens the voice of civil society, promote the rule of law and human rights, and encourage the participation of all groups

Bulgaria Says "Bye" to the Paper Logsbooks at Schools Thanks to the Team at Shkolo.bg

*This interview originally appeared on the website uspelite.

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.

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.

Brigitte Streller: Our Goal is to Achieve Gender Balance in Science and Provide Women in Science the Recognition They Deserve

Gabriela Mercore: 86 % of the Customers Are Satisfied with the Services Provided by Sofiyska voda

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.

BULGARIAN EXPORTS TO CANADA GROW 15% UNDER CETA

The Bulgarian exports to Canada have grown 15% under the EU-Canada Comprehensive and Economic Trade Agreement (CETA), says Mr.

How will the New Istanbul Airport Affect Bulgaria?

Modern Turkey loves big projects.

BULGARIAN POET AND WRITER GEORGI GOSPODINOV: I LOVE POETRY BECAUSE IT IS WRITTEN ONLY THROUGH INSPIRATION

The writer Georgi Gospodinov recently met with students from Sofia high schools in the Sofia City Art Gallery.

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.