Eight Member States have asked the EU to support transport companies affected by the Covid-19 pandemic and to cease activity on reforming the working conditions of truckers. In their letter, the transport ministers of Bulgaria, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Cyprus, Latvia, Malta and Romania have called on the EU to support transport companies, the way it was considering doing with airlines. The eight Member States believe that the Mobility Package, along with the effects of the coronavirus would bring many carriers to bankruptcy.
For the sixth year in a row, the Institute for Market Economics (IME) publishes data and analysis of the economic development of Bulgaria by municipality in the form of interactive maps as part of the initiative "265 stories about economy". The..
On Monday, President Rumen Radev met at the Presidential Palace with Susan Falatko, charge d'affaires ad interim at the U.S. Embassy in Sofia, the presidential press office said on Tuesday. The two officials discussed issues related to the strategic..
The border police vessel Obzor took part in an operation to rescue two foreigners in the Black Sea. The distress call was received on the evening of March 2 via the 112 emergency number. It indicated that there was a rubber dinghy with two..
The work of journalists from smaller media outlets in Bulgaria is particularly difficult, according to the annual report of the Council of Europe..
The new Bulgarian government headed by Rosen Zhelyazkov enjoys 27% of public trust. This is shown by a representative survey by Market Links,..
Minister of Interior Daniel Mitov has met with his colleagues from Romania - Cătălin Marian Predoiu, Croatia - Davor Bojinovic, and..
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