Bulgaria Avoids Third Meeting on Corridor 8 Railway Project, North Macedonia’s Deputy PM Says Bulgaria’s reluctance to attend a third meeting on the Corridor 8 railway project has sparked concerns over the future of the initiative, according to North Macedonia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Alexander Nikoloski. In a recent interview on TV … Read more
A sense of unease is gripping Brussels as officials fear the eurozone may be on the brink of another crisis, this time with france at its epicenter. The strict spending limits imposed by the European Union, often perceived as “austerity” by voters, have played a notable role in the current political turmoil in France and … Read more
Mercury continues its retrograde motion. ARIES Be careful when meeting business partners you don’t know. Do not be active in making joint decisions. Let them talk more and try to expose their weaknesses. Expect difficulties and misunderstandings. Businessmen should not be tempted by offers to merge their businesses. Make important, long-delayed business decisions. The day … Read more
They will offer reusable cans and bottles The new EU regulation does not apply to wine and milk There are no cardboard limits When buying ready-made food for take-out, we will be able to use our dishes. This foresees a draft of a new EU regulation on packaging and packaging waste, which was presented at … Read more
Delaying the project by 5 years increased the cost of construction and the cost of labor Due to complaints from ecologists, the price increase will be up to 75 percent, experts predict The performers have been selected in 2019 and 2020. After nearly 5 years of delay, the construction of the Struma highway through the … Read more
To have concessions for propane-butane cars, the Bulgarian Oil and Gas Association suggests Incentives are needed The chairman of the Bulgarian Oil and Gas Association (BPGA) Svetoslav Benchev suggested that tax incentives be introduced for propane-butane cars. This means that cars with gas systems will be tax-free or the tax on them will be lower … Read more
Small shops and hair salons often round prices up Labels must be in BGN and EUR A blacklist of traders who deliberately violate the rules for converting prices from BGN to EUR or for rounding will be made after Bulgaria enters the Eurozone. This is foreseen in the National Plan for the introduction of the … Read more
The new appearance of factcheck.bg “refutes” Cornelia Ninova’s claim that Bulgaria will accept an unlimited number of Afghans and Syrians in exchange for Schengen. By using creative language and omitting key facts, they actually change Ninova’s words so they can refute them later. In addition, the factcheck.bg article once again includes an open lie, which … Read more
Orban issues an ultimatum to the EU Moscow’s plan worked Kyiv officially confirmed about problems Ukraine’s nightmare scenario is becoming a reality – Kiev’s forces have almost run out of ammunition, and the US and Europe refuse to accelerate the production of missiles and help President Zelensky. General Ben Hodges, former commander of US forces … Read more
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski’s statements about the need to supply Ukraine with long-range missiles are aimed at his own country. This was said by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova. “These missiles, according to Sikorsky, must have a range that allows them to reach the borders of Poland? Wasn’t it … Read more