Finance ministers from the European Union (EU) approved a decision to launch an excessive deficit procedure (EDP) against Bulgaria
The European Commission (EC) will launch an excessive deficit procedure against Bulgaria within days, Prime Minister Rumen Radev announced earlier on Friday
The European Commission will grant €370 million “in advance,” funds that had previously been blocked due to unfulfilled reforms under the Recovery and Resilience Plan
The European Commission (EC) is initiating an excessive deficit procedure against Bulgaria. Our country ended 2025 with a budget deficit that Brussels deems unacceptable
French porcelain from Limoges (Porcelaine de Limoges) has become the first artisanal and industrial product to receive official protection as a Geographical Indication (GI)
The European Commission has announced the launch of the new application round for the EUinMyRegion Media Training Trips program
Bulgaria must return €250 million to the European Commission, Finance Minister Georgi Klisurski said. This is part of the third payment under the Recovery Plan
Bulgaria saves €246.5 million under the Recovery Plan for the energy renovation of residential buildings. By decision of the Council of Ministers
The European Commission announced today that it is granting Bulgaria €1.465 billion from the third payment under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP)
Higher growth in Bulgaria's gross domestic product (GDP), a slowdown in inflation, but also a budget deficit that will exceed the eurozone's 3% limit
At a time when Europe is rethinking its industrial policy, Bulgaria must also find its balance between vision and action. Success depends not only on funding
The Green Deal has been developed since 2020. So it is a strategy that is broader than industry and climate action - it goes into environment, biodiversity
The European Union is preparing a major change in the way it finances industry and scientific research. The new European Competitiveness Fund (ECF)
Companies affected by the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will have a nine-month grace period after January 1, 2026
Europe cannot view decarbonisation in isolation, but must take a sensible approach. This process must go hand in hand with competitiveness
