The European Commission has again pointed to major imbalances in Bulgaria’s economy. This country remains among the 12 EU member states who are subject to special monitoring. The EC report says that the banking sector has stabilized but that the legacy of poor supervision has not been overcome yet. Further actions are needed to deal with the weaknesses of the financial sector revealed in stress tests of banks. The percentage of bad credits is a double digit figure unlike the European average. From among state-run enterprises the most indebted ones are in energy. One example given is the N-plant at Belene for which Bulgaria has paid indemnities to Russia worth more than 601 million euro or 1.3% of the country’s GDP. The labor market has improved but employment levels remain low and long-term unemployment is high, European Commission experts have found.
August is not the best month for an election campaign and elections should not be held before the middle of September. This was what President Rumen Radev, who participated in the "Bank of the Year" awards ceremony, said. "I am..
The Sand Sculpture Festival takes place for the 17th summer in a row in the city of Burgas. It will open its doors to visitors on July 5. The "Marina Zmeeva" ballet school and the musicians from the Burgas Wind Orchestra will have a special..
From July 5 to 7, hundreds of high-speed enthusiasts from all over the country will participate in the latest edition of the National Motorcycle Festival Vratsa – Ledenika. The event will take place on the meadows near the Ledenika Cave. The official..
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The position Bulgaria is going to the NATO summit with indicates that Bulgaria could offer Ukraine EUR 80 million , caretaker PM Dimitar Glavchev told..
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