Polling

In a recent Eurobarometer survey by the European Commission, 57% of Bulgarians expressed their expectation for governmental action to address the soaring cost of living. This sentiment outstrips the EU average of 48%, underscoring a pressing issue in the country, BTA reported. Interestingly, similar or higher proportions of citizens in 13 other EU nations also share this concern.

The Finance Ministry's draft law on the use of public property in coastal areas was submitted to Parliament on Saturday. 

The public consultation on the new draft law of the Ministry of Finance on the development and of seashores and beaches was completed on Thursday with the participation of hundreds of professional, sports and social organizations, municipalities, environmental organizations, movements and individual citizens.

Cyprus' Council of Ministers has approved the establishment of a public consultation platform, known as e-consultation, Minister of Finance Makis Keravnos said after a cabinet meeting on Thursday.

He announced that cabinet approved the creation of the public consultation platform, as well as the regulatory framework that governs it.

Trust in public television and radio stations as a source of news is lower in Greece than in the rest of the European Union, according to a Eurobarometer survey published by the European Parliament.

While 48% of European citizens trust most public TV and radio stations as a source of news, only 39% of Greeks do.

33% of Bulgarians believe that the new government will last half a year or until the local elections.

This is shown by the results of an express survey by "Alpha Research" conducted for the National Television.

The rising cost of living is the most pressing concern for 93% of Europeans, according to the latest Eurobarometer survey for the European Parliament, published yesterday. Support for the EU remains high, but citizens expect the Union to work on solutions to mitigate the effects of the crises.

The rising cost of living is the biggest concern of Europeans according to the latest Eurobarometer, which covers autumn 2022.

According to a YouGov survey among remote workers in the United States, the lack of a commute is the most obvious benefit of working from home

Nearly 60 percent of Turks do not follow politicians on social media, while 25 percent only follow politicians who they agree with, a new research has found.