Bulgaria to Open Railway Passenger Market to Domestic and Foreign Competition
Bulgaria is preparing to open its railway passenger transport market to competition
Telecoms operator Telenor has been fined over BGN 5.2 M by the Commission for the Protection of Competition (KZK) because it misled customers about the speed of the 4-G network offered by the company for nearly a year and, thus, attracted clients by violating the rules of competition.
KZK’s decision was taken on October 14 but it was announced not by the anti-monopoly body but by the competitor of Telenor – Max Telecom. The suit against Telenor was initiated after Max Telecom filed a complaint against the Norwegian operator.
The fine of BGN 5,241,980 imposed on the company is 1% of the turnover of Telenor for 2015. KZK described the penalty as mild.
In April 2025, Bulgaria recorded a current account deficit of 724.9 million euros, marking the largest monthly shortfall since January 2022
British citizens arriving at Bulgarian airports can now use electronic gates for border control
Several Bulgarian banks have introduced a period during which individuals can deposit cash in leva into their accounts free of charge
Until July 14, Bulgaria’s Ministry of Agriculture is accepting proposals from farmers, processors, and traders on a new draft law aimed at regulating the supply chain
More than 500 Israeli tourists currently find themselves stranded along Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast
Wizz Air has announced the suspension of all its flights to and from Tel Aviv, as well as its European routes to Amman
Borderless Bulgaria: How Schengen Benefits Are Transforming Trade and Logistics
Bulgaria's Mortality Rate Remains Highest in Europe