Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said there would be no change in Bulgaria's tax policy. Taxes remain the same and we are investing heavily in education, healthcare, sports, culture, archeology, the Prime Minister added.
At the “Mr. and Ms. Economics 2019 Awards ceremony, he pointed out that the government was spending carefully at the backdrop of high global indebtedness of public and private businesses. Borisov added that this debt was a huge risk, especially for small countries. The Prime Minister thanked the business for their entrepreneurship, which made it possible for the economy to continue to grow, and reported that Bulgarian exports have grown by 4 percent.
The overall consumer confidence index in October 2025 fell by 4 points compared to July, the National Statistical Institute has reported. In July, the indicator decreased by 4.7 points compared to April. In October, there was an..
By mid-December, all military units in the country will be equipped with drone control simulators, said Major General Deyan Deshkov, Commander of the Land Forces, at the Lyulyak training ground near Stara Zagora. He clarified that the drones have..
Swiss commodity trader Gunvor said it has withdrawn its proposal to buy Lukoil’s foreign assets, including the refinery in Burgas, after the U.S. Treasury called it Russia’s ‘puppet’, Reuters reported. Prime Minister: Bulgaria has a..
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