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Gloomy Predictions? Bulgaria's Take on 2024!
Bulgarians seem to mirror the prevailing global sentiment of cautious optimism tinged with apprehension as per the latest annual Gallup International Association survey. Surveying 40,428 individuals across 41 nations worldwide, the study sheds light on Bulgaria's outlook for the forthcoming year.
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Optimism on the Rise: Bulgarians Embrace Joy, Anticipate Better Year Ahead
Bulgaria experiences a surge in optimism as the latest Trend survey unveils a remarkable shift in the nation's mood. According to the findings conducted between December 1-7, 2023, with 1,008 respondents through face-to-face interviews, a staggering two-thirds of Bulgarians report feeling notably happier in the past year, marking a significant rise from previous years.
Bulgarians' Mixed Opinions on 2023 Lead to Hopeful Prospects for 2024
In a recent survey conducted by Alpha Research, Bulgarians displayed a mix of opinions about the departing year, with sentiments leaning towards optimism for the incoming year, 2024. The survey gathered insights from 1,000 adults across Bulgaria between November 22 and November 30.
Flexibility for civil servants in Cyprus
The Council of Ministers of Cyprus, at its meeting last week, approved a policy framework aimed at regulating flexible employment within the public service. This initiative aligns with the implementation of the European Union's Recovery and Resilience Plan 2021-2026.
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Changes to digital labor card
The Labor Ministry is bringing significant changes to the digital work card, as well as providing incentives to speed up its use by businesses.
Its objectives remain the containment of undeclared labor and transparency in terms of employment, but ways are being sought to limit the bureaucratic hurdles that often make it difficult to properly implement the measure.
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Brussels unhappy with Slovenia’s reform efforts
The European Commission has warned Slovenia is running ever greater risk of delays in implementing its recovery and resilience plan. It urged the country to adopt decisions on announced reforms without delay.
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Second-term complacency a self-fulfilling prophecy
Every government that has made it to a second term has found itself sinking into a mire of inertia and ineffectiveness. Some also descended into corruption. What we have learned from these examples is that over-familiarity with power can lead to abuses in how it is exercised and that this has a paralytic effect on the entire government's operation.
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Our home, our city
Are issues related to life in our cities ever going to be on the political parties' pre-elections agendas? Do political decisions determine what life is like in our cities or not?
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Pierrakakis: More than 99% of public sector services will be digital in four years
More than 99 pct of the services provided by the public sector will be digital in the next four years, Digital Governance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said on Friday.
He said all the projects required to achieve this have been initiated, put up for tender and are financed by the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), "so they can essentially be ready in 2027."
Man threatens to jump off building in Karditsa
A man is threatening to jump from the roof of the courthouse in Karditsa in central Greece.
Police have cordoned off the area while a trained negotiator is trying to convince the man to come down.
The man's motivation is not yet understood.
No more information is available at this point.
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