The European Commission Wednesday issued its fourteenth report on progress in Bulgaria during the past twelve months in judicial reform and the fight against corruption and organized crime, under the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM). A Commission press release quoted EC First Vice-President Timmermans as saying that "political uncertainties and other challenges in the past year have made the task of reform difficult in Bulgaria. Yet it is a positive sign that in a number of areas, problems have been acknowledged and solutions are being identified. It's now time to act. The reforms identified in our report will help gain the confidence of citizens and of those who want to invest in the country.
Sofia - January 28 (BTA) - The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency needs to made sure blue tongue shots are available before mid-February or else farmers will stag...
Sofia - Todorova, commented here Wednesday that even if ongoing talks for lowering the price at which electricity is purchased from the two US-owned power p...
Sofia - January 28 (BTA) - In a position communicated by his ministry, Justice Minister Hristo Ivanov said the European Commission report on Bulgaria's...
Sofia - January 28 (BTA) - Cabinet adopted on Wednesday a National Programme for Energy Renovation of Multi-family Residential Buildings, said Regional Deve...
Sofia - January 28 (BTA) - Most parties in the Bulgarian Parliament agreed on Wednesday that the findings in the latest European Commission report on Bulgar...
Sofia - January 28 (BTA) - The Council of the Presidents held its third annual meeting on Wednesday. President Rosen Plevneliev met with former Presidents Z...
Sofia - January 27 (BTA) - The Bulgarian economy suffered two serious blows in 2014, the consequences of which will be felt for a long time, economic analysts from Elana Trading and Saxo Bank said. The two companies have been publishing joint analyses on the development of financial markets for six years now.
Sofia - January 24 (BTA) - Animal protection organizations protested Saturday in front of the Agriculture and Food Ministry against planned revisions to the Animal Protection Act and their preparation.
Sofia - January 23 (BTA) - Customs officers at Sofia Airport have discovered two million European Eel, which is a critically endangered species, the Customs Agency said Thursday.
