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Cash that could have softened austerity
In the fall of 2013, an International Monetary Fund official stunned a number of Greek officials from state entities and ministries in central Athens by telling them that, according to his calculations, the general government must have had a liquidity surplus. At the time, nobody suspected it.
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Registration of Parties and Coalitions For the European Elections Will Start on April 5
The Central Electoral Commission approved 100 election papers for the election of members of the European Parliament from the Republic of Bulgaria on 26 May 2019. The approved papers will be published in the State Newspaper tomorrow.
70% of the Bulgarian Business Encounters Difficulties in Hiring Workers
68% of Bulgarian employers face difficulties in hiring workers. This was stated by the Chairman of the Managing Board of the Industrial Capital Association Vassil Velev before the BNR. He quotes a survey that says that 45% of employers globally have such difficulties.
The EP will Look Again at the Changes in the Haulier's Operating Rules
The European Parliament will discuss again this week the changes in the rules of the international hauliers. This is reported on the website of the Parliament's Transport Committee.
Bulgaria Has no Plans to Deploy NATO Naval Bases on its Territory
Bulgaria has no plans to have naval NATO bases on its territory, Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Krassimir Karakachanov said in an interview with TASS.
"Information on the possible deployment of new NATO bases on the territory of the country is being circulated by sites that specialize in fake news."
Three candidates selected for EU chief prosecutor job
The Supreme Judicial Council of Greece's Supreme Court selected three prosecutors as candidates for the position of the European Union's first chief prosecutor in a vote held late Thursday.
Serbia and Caribbean states sign framework agreement
The meeting was held during the 8th summit of the heads of state and Government in Managua of this important regional initiative.
WWF warns of ‘massive’ risk in plans for drilling off Crete
Reacting to a ministerial decree approving environmental reports for hydrocarbon exploration and exploitation off Crete, the Greek chapter of the World Wildlife Fund on Wednesday warned of a "massive environmental and economic risk to the detriment of Crete and the rest of Greece" in the event that drilling goes ahead.
European court's adviser urges quicker fines to states that breach EU law
European Union countries should be fined more quickly if they fail to apply EU rules, the adviser to the bloc's top court said on Thursday, in a landmark case that could hasten lengthy procedures against offending EU governments.
What Assessment did the IMF Give Bulgaria in its Latest Report?
On March 20, 2019, the Executive Council of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) closed the Article IV consultation with Bulgaria. This is the final stage of the assessment of the economic situation of the state, which the IMF makes each year for each Member State of the Fund. The consultation ends with assessment and country-specific recommendations.