Only 8% of Bulgarian companies, mostly small ones, will receive state aid for wages under the 60:40 scheme. The remaining 92% will either cut staff, reduce salaries, and put employees on paid and unpaid leave, a study by the Bulgarian Industrial Association shows. Some businesses resort to laying off personnel because there is no forecast as to when the extraordinary circumstances will end.
"It's about time." Thus succinctly President Rumen Radev commented from New York on the possibility that on October 10 of this year a proposal be made for Bulgaria to enter the Schengen area by land borders as well. Bulgaria's President on..
Today the Central Electoral Commission will conduct the drawing of the lot for the numbers of the parties and coalitions in the ballot for the early parliamentary elections on October 27. 22 parties and 9 coalitions will compete for the votes..
The weather tomorrow will be mostly sunny. Cloudiness will increase in the afternoon from the west. Light to moderate winds will blow from the south-southeast. Tomorrow's highs will be between 26°C and 31°C , in Sofia – around 26°C...
"It's about time." Thus succinctly President Rumen Radev commented from New York on the possibility that on October 10 of this year a proposal be..
On October 10, the European Commissioner for Internal Affairs Ylva Johansson and the Minister of Internal Affairs of Hungary will propose to the Council..
The European Commission has approved the transfer of EUR 90 million that remained unused by Bulgaria during the previous financial..
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