Bulgaria’s cabinet allotted nearly EUR 1.5 million for activities related to the accession of this country to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in 2019. The money will be used for activities of 10 ministries, the National Statistical Institute and the Bulgarian Nuclear Regulatory Agency in accordance with the Road Map on Bulgaria’s actions towards its accession to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. The membership in this organization is among Bulgaria’s priorities in the foreign policy field and receiving an invitation for accession talks is among the immediate goals of the government, the announcement of the press center of the Bulgarian cabinet reads.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Defense is requesting a postponement of one of the large payments under the contract for the second F-16 to 2028. Defense Minister Atanas Zapryanov said that this is necessary because Bulgaria will encounter difficulties in..
Great Britain has issued a special license on Friday that allows businesses to continue to work with two Bulgarian subsidiaries of sanctioned Russian oil company Lukoil, Reuters and BNR Horizont reported. The general license allows companies and banks to..
The leader of "We Continue the Change", Asen Vassilev, described the selection of Rumen Spetsov as a special manager at Lukoil as a "bad joke". "Rumen Spetsov was appointed to collect taxes, not to manage a refinery. There is a..
In 2026, Bulgaria will assume the presidency of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region for the second time. The symbolic handover of the presidency took..
“The storm has mostly passed, but there are still risks”, Deputy Premier Tomislav Donchev told bTV regarding Lukoil . ''The first priority is to..
Bulgaria’s GDP is expected to grow 3% this year, the European Commission said in its Autumn Economic Forecast, as reported by BTA. The projection marks..
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