Bulgarian Parliament passes confiscation act
According to the law's provisions, the commission will have the power to investigate individuals without prior notification and would not require a criminal conviction in order to launch an investigation.
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Bottomless Belene in prosecutors' sights
Agreements with Belene contractor Atomstroyexport, in breach of Bulgaria's public procurement laws, referred to prosecutor's office.
ECB critical of Bulgaria's plans to use Silver Fund to buy securities
Changed investment framework envisioned by the amendments 'may distort domestic securities markets', skew yields and endanger Bulgaria's efforts to meet euro zone accession criteria, ECB warns.
Bulgarian link in Austrian lobbyism scandal erupts into domestic row
Ongoing investigation into alleged lobbyist-induced corruption in Austria has revealed links to Bulgaria that are causing a stir in domestic politics in Sofia.
Bulgarian economy, health ministers resign
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov has accepted the resignations of Economy Minister Traicho Traikov and Health Minister Stefan Konstantinov late on March 15.
Business forum no-show mars Bulgarian officials visit to Qatar
Despite the morning hiccough, the meetings scheduled between Bulgarian and Qatari ministers went on as planned, while Prime Minister Boiko Borissov met his Qatari counterpart.
Bulgaria's top government officials repaid all bonuses - PM
With the last payment made on March 7, the total amount in the account set up by the Cabinet at the Bulgarian National Bank for repayment of bonuses reached 603 675 leva and 62 stotinki.
Echoes of a newspaper
A fond memoir of the life and times of a certain English-language publication.
Jumping ship
Business owners should be prepared to exit their ventures at any time, mergers and acquisitions specialist Les Nemethy says.
New era
Despite Berbatov's continued absence, Bulgaria looked livelier than ever in friendly with Hungary.
ACTA rebellion
Bulgarian Cabinet joins ranks of ACTA detractors, halts ratification and says ruling party MEPs will vote against treaty.
Bulgaria to suspend ACTA ratification - minister
Bulgaria will suspend the ratification of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement international treaty, Economy Minister Traicho Traikov said on February 14.
Reshuffle in Romania
New prime minister-designate faces task of rehabilitating image of ruling party with cabinet of second-stringers.
Caught in the ACTA
Facing growing public backlash, Bulgarian Cabinet says ACTA treaty will not require amending copyright protections laws.
Olympic rights
Bulgaria's public broadcaster faces difficult road to securing broadcasting rights for Sochi and Rio Games.
Numbers game
Protest rallies against austerity measures fail to boost Romanian opposition's standing in opinion polls.
Plodding on
Bulgaria's economy recovered somewhat in 2011, defying the trends that made much of the rest of Europe look fearfully towards the future.
Moldova's break-away Transnistria region elects new president
Setback for Moscow-backed candidate, but Russian media says main goal was to sideline incumbent four-term president Igor Smirnov.
Burden of debt
Bulgaria's former fixed-line monopoly BTC finds itself on the auction block as creditors seek to recoup losses.
Golden booty
Hristo Stoichkov has plenty of free time on his hands, but his plate might just become very full shortly.
Off-pitch drama
Bulgarian Prime Minister annoyed by nomination for footballer of the year award, asks to be left out.
Pipe down
Bulgaria exits Bourgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project 'without cost', opposition fears huge damage claims.
Arab Spring countries face post-revolution choice: lustration or reconciliation?
The early challenge of post-revolution transition in Arab Spring countries is whether to lustrate officials from the previous regime or to pursue reconciliation, Sofia Platform participants told.
Bucharest blitz
Romania's opposition jockeys for position ahead of 2012 parliamentary elections, threatens president's impeachment.
Strike out
Day one of railway workers' work stoppage halts international trains, but has limited impact.
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