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The Greek town of Sidirokastro and the Bulgarian town of Petritsh are hardly 40 kilometers apart. For the Greeks, what used to be the “poor neighbor” in the North has now become the "promised land." As the economy collapses, many Greeks are seeking their luck in their EU neighbor across the border.
Report by Frank Höfling
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For Business Today on this Thursday... let's talk about the Bulgarian economy.
In a country struggling with rampant corruption, a weak judiciary and an unstable government, the Bulgarian banking system has consistently won praise for its stable institutions, high liquidity and low risk.
In the past few weeks, the system has come under attack in the worst run on banks in 17 years.
Our very own Dr. Kim Byoung-joo is in Bulgaria and he joins us via Skype from Sofia.
A recent development about Bulgaria is the recent S&P; credit rating downgrade announced in mid-June. What caused it? How is its economy in general?
How are Korea and Bulgaria interacting with one another in economic and business terms?
How are Korean businesses viewed there?
For Korean businesses, what are the opportunities you see in Bulgaria?
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The Koleshevs are among Bulgaria's working poor, struggling to make ends meet in the EU's most impoverished country, with every unplanned expenditure potentially spelling disaster.
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An analyst says the unfortunate situation in Bulgaria is due to decades of massive state spending which has defied good economics and devastated the country's financial system past the point of no return. The comment comes as several thousand people took to the streets across Bulgaria on Tuesday to protest against the right-wing government of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Earlier on Monday, Bulgaria's unpopular finance minister, Simeon Djankov, was removed from office after protests over high electricity bills snowballed into anti-government demonstrations.
"We've lived through communism and remember the personality cult towards (the dictator) Todor Zhivkov. But what we have now surpasses it -- it's Boyko for breakfast, Boyko for lunch, Boyko for dinner, while people don't have anything to eat. We're fed up," a protester was quoted as saying. Press TV has conducted an interview with economic expert Rollin Amore to further discuss the issue.
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Tensions in Bulgaria are on the rise as protesters all over the country continue to demand early elections.
Alarming poverty and the threat of hunger caused many Bulgarians to take to the streets out of sheer frustration, accusing the ruling Socialist party of being responsible for the country's economic decline.
APTV looks at the desperate economic situation in the Black Sea port city of Varna.
The coastal city of Varna has long been one of Bulgaria's most important industrial cities.
Its bustling port was once the pride of the former Communist country.
But since the 1989 collapse of communism, Bulgarian governments have done little to enable the economy to deal with free markets.
About 90 percent of the nation's businesses remain state-owned, and two-thirds of those operate in the red.
Varna's once busy shipyards are now almost empty.
These days, just like everywhere else in the country, the people here are struggling to survive.
With an annual inflation level currently at 310 percent, the price of bread alone had risen 11-fold last year.
As a result, Bulgarians are consuming half as much bread as they did 12 months ago.
Varna's shipyard workers barely have enough to eat to sustain them in their tough jobs.
SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian)
'The quality of life of dockers is very low and is related to the general and overall economic situation in the country. Their work is bloody hard, just like all over the world and their salaries can hardly insure their normal existence, the recovery of their (physical) strength and support their families."
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Zhivko Bobotzov, Chairman, National Committee of Dockers' Trade Unions
Signs of poverty are everywhere in Varna.
The few shoppers at the city's market carefully count their money.
And many people just can't afford the few goods - mostly fruit and vegetables - that are still on offer.
Bulgaria's currency, the lev, lost about 90 percent of its value against the U-S dollar over the past year.
The average annual income in Bulgaria has now plummeted to 20 U-S dollars, which makes it the lowest in Europe.
Pensions are even lower.
And what little Bulgarians managed to save, they cannot get to now because the Socialist government has blocked all private funds.
Increasingly desperate, many queue for days outside city banks in the hope of withdrawing their money.
SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian)
"The situation of the workers in this region is the same as the situation of the workers all over the country. The majority of the Bulgarian people voted for this (Socialist) party because it lied to the people and did not specify anywhere in its manifesto that after two years of governing people's salaries would be between 15 and 20 (US) dollars and the bread would be 150 leva (25 US cents) and the petrol would be 700 leva (1 U-S dollar and 20 cents )"
SUPER CAPTION: Violetta Peneva, Chairperson, Promiana Worker's Union
Varna's poorest and the elderly often have to rely on soup kitchens.
And the economic crisis looks set to get even worse.
The country's wheat reserves are only expected to last, at best, until the end of March.
The Bulgarian Parliament on Thursday approved a government request to import wheat from the United States worth some 35 (m) million U-S dollars in order to supply people with bread.
But now Bulgarians have had enough- they're hungry and they're fed up with the former communists running the country.
And as the protests continue, their call for immediate elections is getting louder and louder.
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Dozens of foreign firms are setting up automotive component factories in Bulgaria.
The country, which is the EU's poorest member state, is keen to attract new types of foreign direct investment after its real estate bubble burst in 2009.
The cost of labour is a major attraction. The average hourly wage for workers in Bulgarian industry is just 3.4 euros per hour, the lowest rate in the EU. The average across the bloc is 24.60 euros per hour.
Kostadin Djatev, Deputy Executive Director of Bulga...
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Only foreign airlines give passengers a snack or meal appropriate to the time of day and Lufthansa always goes to the head of the line by also serving free, alcoholic beverages; even on a 1-1/2 hour flight from Frankfurt to Sofia, Bulgaria.
This video also shows the ins and outs of easy to get around Sofia Airport (also referred to as Letishte Sofia-Vrazhdebna - not that travelers can spit out that mouthful). Clean, fast Customs with no forms to fill out, helpful personnel, ATMs, food venues, good Duty Free and a small but excellent Business Class Lounge!
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Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project.
The prime minister contradicted a statement by his energy minister who said Serbia would suspend construction until the EU, Bulgaria and Moscow held talks over the Gazprom gas delivery pipeline.
On Sunday Bulgaria announced it was suspending the project after criticism from the EU and US.
Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic said: "Such a ...
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Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project. The pr.
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Benvenuti in Bulgaria, la terra che vuole lasciarsi nello specchietto retrovisore l'eredità economica fallimentare del comunismo.
Perso il treno delle delocalizzazioni dell'industria dell'auto nell'est Europa, durante gli anni '90, il Paese si sta rifacendo grazie ad un boom della componentistica.
Sono decine i fornitori di ricambi delle grandi case che hanno scelto di investire qui, tra cui Great Wall Motor, prima compagnia cinese ad aprire una fabbrica in Europa.
"In Bulgaria il carico fisc...
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The economy of Bulgaria functions on the principles of the free market, having a large private sector and a small, but strong[citation needed] public sector. Bulgaria is an industrialised upper-middle-income country according to the World Bank with a gross national income per capita of US$ 6,280 in 2010. It has experienced rapid economic growth in recent years[update], even though its income level remains one of the lowest within the EU with an average monthly wage of 752 leva (384 euro).
Since 2001, Bulgaria has managed to attract considerable amounts of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). During the Financial crisis of 2007–2010, Bulgaria marked a decline in its economy of 5.5% in 2009, but quickly restored its positive growth to 0.2% in 2010, in contrast to other Balkan countries.
The currency of the country is the lev (plural leva), pegged to the euro at a rate of 1.95583 leva for 1 euro. The lev is the strongest and most stable currency in Eastern Europe. The strongest sectors are energy, mining, metallurgy, machine building, agriculture and tourism. Primary industrial exports are clothing, iron and steel, machinery and refined fuels. Low productivity and competitiveness on the European and world markets alike due to inadequate R&D funding and a lack of a clearly defined development policy remain a significant obstacle for foreign investment and economic growth.
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Bulgaria 
i/bʌlˈɡɛəriə/ (Bulgarian: България, IPA: [bɤ̞ɫˈɡarijɐ]), is a country located in Southeastern Europe. It is bordered by Romania to the north, Serbia and the Macedonia to the west, Greece and Turkey to the south and the Black Sea to the east. With a territory of 110,994 square kilometres (42,855 sq mi), Bulgaria is Europe's 14th-largest country. Its location has made it a historical crossroad for various civilisations and as such it is the home of some of the earliest metalworking, religious and other cultural artifacts in the world.
Prehistoric cultures began developing on Bulgarian lands during the Neolithic period. Its ancient history was marked by the presence of the Thracians, and later by the Greeks and Romans. The emergence of a unified Bulgarian ethnicity and state dates back to the First Bulgarian Empire, which dominated most of the Balkans and functioned as a cultural hub for Slavic peoples during the Middle Ages. With the downfall of the Second Bulgarian Empire in 1396, its territories came under Ottoman rule for nearly five hundred years. The Russo-Turkish War of 1877–1878 resulted in the Third Bulgarian State, recognised in 1908. The following years saw several conflicts with its neighbours, which prompted Bulgaria to align with Germany in both World Wars. In 1946 it became a Communist republic with a single-party system until 1989, when the Communist Party allowed multi-party elections. After 1990 Bulgaria transitioned to democracy and a market-based economy.
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5:02Bulgaria: Greece’s "Poor Neighbor" | Made in Germany
Bulgaria: Greece’s "Poor Neighbor" | Made in GermanyBulgaria: Greece’s "Poor Neighbor" | Made in Germany
The Greek town of Sidirokastro and the Bulgarian town of Petritsh are hardly 40 kilometers apart. For the Greeks, what used to be the “poor neighbor” in the North has now become the "promised land." As the economy collapses, many Greeks are seeking their luck in their EU neighbor across the border. Report by Frank Höfling For more information and videos go to: http://www.dw.com/en/program/made-in-germany/s-3066-9798 -
6:29Business Today: Korea, Bulgaria economic ties
Business Today: Korea, Bulgaria economic tiesBusiness Today: Korea, Bulgaria economic ties
For Business Today on this Thursday... let's talk about the Bulgarian economy. In a country struggling with rampant corruption, a weak judiciary and an unstable government, the Bulgarian banking system has consistently won praise for its stable institutions, high liquidity and low risk. In the past few weeks, the system has come under attack in the worst run on banks in 17 years. Our very own Dr. Kim Byoung-joo is in Bulgaria and he joins us via Skype from Sofia. A recent development about Bulgaria is the recent S&P; credit rating downgrade announced in mid-June. What caused it? How is its economy in general? How are Korea and Bulgaria interacting with one another in economic and business terms? How are Korean businesses viewed there? For Korean businesses, what are the opportunities you see in Bulgaria? -
3:25Bulgaria's working poor struggle to make ends meet
Bulgaria's working poor struggle to make ends meetBulgaria's working poor struggle to make ends meet
Keep up-to-date with the latest news, subscribe here: http://bit.ly/AFP-subscribe The Koleshevs are among Bulgaria's working poor, struggling to make ends meet in the EU's most impoverished country, with every unplanned expenditure potentially spelling disaster. Follow AFP English on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AFPnewsenglish Latest news on AFP English Twitter: https://twitter.com/AFP Share your top stories on Google+ http://bit.ly/AFP-Gplus -
4:09'Bulgaria economy at point of no return'
'Bulgaria economy at point of no return''Bulgaria economy at point of no return'
An analyst says the unfortunate situation in Bulgaria is due to decades of massive state spending which has defied good economics and devastated the country's financial system past the point of no return. The comment comes as several thousand people took to the streets across Bulgaria on Tuesday to protest against the right-wing government of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Earlier on Monday, Bulgaria's unpopular finance minister, Simeon Djankov, was removed from office after protests over high electricity bills snowballed into anti-government demonstrations. "We've lived through communism and remember the personality cult towards (the dictator) Todor Zhivkov. But what we have now surpasses it -- it's Boyko for breakfast, Boyko for lunch, Boyko for dinner, while people don't have anything to eat. We're fed up," a protester was quoted as saying. Press TV has conducted an interview with economic expert Rollin Amore to further discuss the issue. Follow our Facebook on: https://www.facebook.com/presstvchannel Follow our Twitter on: http://twitter.com/presstv Follow our Tumblr on: http://presstvchannel.tumblr.com -
3:07BULGARIA: VARNA: PEOPLE STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE IN ECONOMIC DECLINE
BULGARIA: VARNA: PEOPLE STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE IN ECONOMIC DECLINEBULGARIA: VARNA: PEOPLE STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE IN ECONOMIC DECLINE
Bulgarian/Nat Tensions in Bulgaria are on the rise as protesters all over the country continue to demand early elections. Alarming poverty and the threat of hunger caused many Bulgarians to take to the streets out of sheer frustration, accusing the ruling Socialist party of being responsible for the country's economic decline. APTV looks at the desperate economic situation in the Black Sea port city of Varna. The coastal city of Varna has long been one of Bulgaria's most important industrial cities. Its bustling port was once the pride of the former Communist country. But since the 1989 collapse of communism, Bulgarian governments have done little to enable the economy to deal with free markets. About 90 percent of the nation's businesses remain state-owned, and two-thirds of those operate in the red. Varna's once busy shipyards are now almost empty. These days, just like everywhere else in the country, the people here are struggling to survive. With an annual inflation level currently at 310 percent, the price of bread alone had risen 11-fold last year. As a result, Bulgarians are consuming half as much bread as they did 12 months ago. Varna's shipyard workers barely have enough to eat to sustain them in their tough jobs. SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian) 'The quality of life of dockers is very low and is related to the general and overall economic situation in the country. Their work is bloody hard, just like all over the world and their salaries can hardly insure their normal existence, the recovery of their (physical) strength and support their families." SUPER CAPTION: Captain Zhivko Bobotzov, Chairman, National Committee of Dockers' Trade Unions Signs of poverty are everywhere in Varna. The few shoppers at the city's market carefully count their money. And many people just can't afford the few goods - mostly fruit and vegetables - that are still on offer. Bulgaria's currency, the lev, lost about 90 percent of its value against the U-S dollar over the past year. The average annual income in Bulgaria has now plummeted to 20 U-S dollars, which makes it the lowest in Europe. Pensions are even lower. And what little Bulgarians managed to save, they cannot get to now because the Socialist government has blocked all private funds. Increasingly desperate, many queue for days outside city banks in the hope of withdrawing their money. SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian) "The situation of the workers in this region is the same as the situation of the workers all over the country. The majority of the Bulgarian people voted for this (Socialist) party because it lied to the people and did not specify anywhere in its manifesto that after two years of governing people's salaries would be between 15 and 20 (US) dollars and the bread would be 150 leva (25 US cents) and the petrol would be 700 leva (1 U-S dollar and 20 cents )" SUPER CAPTION: Violetta Peneva, Chairperson, Promiana Worker's Union Varna's poorest and the elderly often have to rely on soup kitchens. And the economic crisis looks set to get even worse. The country's wheat reserves are only expected to last, at best, until the end of March. The Bulgarian Parliament on Thursday approved a government request to import wheat from the United States worth some 35 (m) million U-S dollars in order to supply people with bread. But now Bulgarians have had enough- they're hungry and they're fed up with the former communists running the country. And as the protests continue, their call for immediate elections is getting louder and louder. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/7e787ff1db4095a810101c8a0ae838c9 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:30Automotive components drive investors to Bulgaria - economy
Automotive components drive investors to Bulgaria - economyAutomotive components drive investors to Bulgaria - economy
Dozens of foreign firms are setting up automotive component factories in Bulgaria. The country, which is the EU's poorest member state, is keen to attract new types of foreign direct investment after its real estate bubble burst in 2009. The cost of labour is a major attraction. The average hourly wage for workers in Bulgarian industry is just 3.4 euros per hour, the lowest rate in the EU. The average across the bloc is 24.60 euros per hour. Kostadin Djatev, Deputy Executive Director of Bulga... READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/05/19/automotive-components-drive-investors-to-bulgaria What is in the news today? Click to watch: http://eurone.ws/1kb2gOl euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://eurone.ws/10ZCK4a euronews is available in 14 languages: http://bit.ly/1qPwqgE In English: Website: http://www.euronews.com/news Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/euronews Twitter: http://twitter.com/euronews Google+: http://google.com/+euronews VKontakte: http://vk.com/en.euronews -
6:49Roundtrip to Sofia, Bulgaria Airport on Lufthansa A320-200 Economy
Roundtrip to Sofia, Bulgaria Airport on Lufthansa A320-200 EconomyRoundtrip to Sofia, Bulgaria Airport on Lufthansa A320-200 Economy
http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com Only foreign airlines give passengers a snack or meal appropriate to the time of day and Lufthansa always goes to the head of the line by also serving free, alcoholic beverages; even on a 1-1/2 hour flight from Frankfurt to Sofia, Bulgaria. This video also shows the ins and outs of easy to get around Sofia Airport (also referred to as Letishte Sofia-Vrazhdebna - not that travelers can spit out that mouthful). Clean, fast Customs with no forms to fill out, helpful personnel, ATMs, food venues, good Duty Free and a small but excellent Business Class Lounge! -
1:10After Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economy
After Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economyAfter Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economy
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project. The prime minister contradicted a statement by his energy minister who said Serbia would suspend construction until the EU, Bulgaria and Moscow held talks over the Gazprom gas delivery pipeline. On Sunday Bulgaria announced it was suspending the project after criticism from the EU and US. Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic said: "Such a ... READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/06/09/after-bulgaria-suspends-south-stream-construction-pipeline-is-serbia-next What is in the news today? Click to watch: http://eurone.ws/1kb2gOl euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://eurone.ws/10ZCK4a euronews is available in 14 languages: http://bit.ly/1qPwqgE In English: Website: http://www.euronews.com/news Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/euronews Twitter: http://twitter.com/euronews Google+: http://google.com/+euronews VKontakte: http://vk.com/en.euronews -
2:18After Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economy
After Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economyAfter Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economy
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project. The pr. World News USA News America News Russia News Europa News BBC CNN RT France 24 JSC ISIS UK Obama European Union UK David Cameron Putin Army Syria Iraq Libya E. The European Commission warned Serbia on Wednesday that it must respect EU law 'if they make business in Europe', after a Gazprom official said that the cons. Construction timelines for the South Stream pipeline are on track and the European Union should restart talks about the project. That's the view of Russian F. -
20:19Economy of Bulgaria
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7:31US Television - Bulgaria (Ministry of Economy)
US Television - Bulgaria (Ministry of Economy)US Television - Bulgaria (Ministry of Economy)
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1:30La Bulgaria riparte grazie all'industria dei ricambi per auto - economy
La Bulgaria riparte grazie all'industria dei ricambi per auto - economyLa Bulgaria riparte grazie all'industria dei ricambi per auto - economy
Benvenuti in Bulgaria, la terra che vuole lasciarsi nello specchietto retrovisore l'eredità economica fallimentare del comunismo. Perso il treno delle delocalizzazioni dell'industria dell'auto nell'est Europa, durante gli anni '90, il Paese si sta rifacendo grazie ad un boom della componentistica. Sono decine i fornitori di ricambi delle grandi case che hanno scelto di investire qui, tra cui Great Wall Motor, prima compagnia cinese ad aprire una fabbrica in Europa. "In Bulgaria il carico fisc... ALTRE INFORMAZIONI: http://it.euronews.com/2014/05/19/la-bulgaria-riparte-grazie-all-industria-dei-ricambi-per-auto Quali sono le notizie di oggi? Clicca per vedere: http://eurone.ws/1lC0ztq euronews: il canale di informazione più seguito in Europa. Abbonati ! http://eurone.ws/17uYNV4 euronews è disponibile in 14 lingue: http://bit.ly/1qPwqgE In italiano: Sito web: http://it.euronews.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euronews Twitter: http://twitter.com/euronewsit -
1:15South Stream, Lavrov in Bulgaria per avere l'ok del governo - economy
South Stream, Lavrov in Bulgaria per avere l'ok del governo - economySouth Stream, Lavrov in Bulgaria per avere l'ok del governo - economy
Da una parte le necessità energetiche, dall'altra le regole europee sulla concorrenza. Sullo sfondo l'instabilità in Ucraina e il bisogno, per il gas russo, di una via alternativa verso l'Europa. Eccolo South Stream, gasdotto che, dalla Russia, dovrebbe arrivare in Italia, passando per Mar Nero e Balcani. La Bulgaria ha da poco fermato i lavori su richiesta di Bruxelles, costringendo il ministro degli Esteri russo Lavrov ad un tour per assicurarsi l'ok dei Paesi partecipanti. "South Stream è ... ALTRE INFORMAZIONI: http://it.euronews.com/2014/07/07/south-stream-lavrov-in-bulgaria-per-avere-l-ok-del-governo euronews: il canale di informazione più seguito in Europa. Abbonati ! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronewsit euronews è disponibile in 14 lingue: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels In italiano: Sito web: http://it.euronews.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euronews Twitter: http://twitter.com/euronewsit -
2:34University of National and World Economy Sofia, Bulgaria
University of National and World Economy Sofia, Bulgaria
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Bulgaria: Greece’s "Poor Neighbor" | Made in Germany
The Greek town of Sidirokastro and the Bulgarian town of Petritsh are hardly 40 kilometers apart. For the Greeks, what used to be the “poor neighbor” in the North has now become the "promised land." As the economy collapses, many Greeks are seeking their luck in their EU neighbor across the border. Report by Frank Höfling For more information and videos go to: http://www.dw.com/en/program/made-in-germany/s-3066-9798 -
Business Today: Korea, Bulgaria economic ties
For Business Today on this Thursday... let's talk about the Bulgarian economy. In a country struggling with rampant corruption, a weak judiciary and an unstable government, the Bulgarian banking system has consistently won praise for its stable institutions, high liquidity and low risk. In the past few weeks, the system has come under attack in the worst run on banks in 17 years. Our very own Dr. Kim Byoung-joo is in Bulgaria and he joins us via Skype from Sofia. A recent development about Bulgaria is the recent S&P; credit rating downgrade announced in mid-June. What caused it? How is its economy in general? How are Korea and Bulgaria interacting with one another in economic and business terms? How are Korean businesses viewed there? For Korean businesses, what are the opportunitie... -
Bulgaria's working poor struggle to make ends meet
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'Bulgaria economy at point of no return'
An analyst says the unfortunate situation in Bulgaria is due to decades of massive state spending which has defied good economics and devastated the country's financial system past the point of no return. The comment comes as several thousand people took to the streets across Bulgaria on Tuesday to protest against the right-wing government of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Earlier on Monday, Bulgaria's unpopular finance minister, Simeon Djankov, was removed from office after protests over high electricity bills snowballed into anti-government demonstrations. "We've lived through communism and remember the personality cult towards (the dictator) Todor Zhivkov. But what we have now surpasses it -- it's Boyko for breakfast, Boyko for lunch, Boyko for dinner, while people don't have anything ... -
BULGARIA: VARNA: PEOPLE STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE IN ECONOMIC DECLINE
Bulgarian/Nat Tensions in Bulgaria are on the rise as protesters all over the country continue to demand early elections. Alarming poverty and the threat of hunger caused many Bulgarians to take to the streets out of sheer frustration, accusing the ruling Socialist party of being responsible for the country's economic decline. APTV looks at the desperate economic situation in the Black Sea port city of Varna. The coastal city of Varna has long been one of Bulgaria's most important industrial cities. Its bustling port was once the pride of the former Communist country. But since the 1989 collapse of communism, Bulgarian governments have done little to enable the economy to deal with free markets. About 90 percent of the nation's businesses remain state-owned, an... -
Automotive components drive investors to Bulgaria - economy
Dozens of foreign firms are setting up automotive component factories in Bulgaria. The country, which is the EU's poorest member state, is keen to attract new types of foreign direct investment after its real estate bubble burst in 2009. The cost of labour is a major attraction. The average hourly wage for workers in Bulgarian industry is just 3.4 euros per hour, the lowest rate in the EU. The average across the bloc is 24.60 euros per hour. Kostadin Djatev, Deputy Executive Director of Bulga... READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/05/19/automotive-components-drive-investors-to-bulgaria What is in the news today? Click to watch: http://eurone.ws/1kb2gOl euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://eurone.ws/10ZCK4a euronews is available in 14 languages: htt... -
Roundtrip to Sofia, Bulgaria Airport on Lufthansa A320-200 Economy
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After Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economy
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project. The prime minister contradicted a statement by his energy minister who said Serbia would suspend construction until the EU, Bulgaria and Moscow held talks over the Gazprom gas delivery pipeline. On Sunday Bulgaria announced it was suspending the project after criticism from the EU and US. Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic said: "Such a ... READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/06/09/after-bulgaria-suspends-south-stream-construction-pipeline-is-serbia-next What is in the news today? Click to watch: http://eurone.ws/1kb2gOl euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://eurone.ws/10ZCK4a euronews is availa... -
After Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economy
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project. The pr. World News USA News America News Russia News Europa News BBC CNN RT France 24 JSC ISIS UK Obama European Union UK David Cameron Putin Army Syria Iraq Libya E. The European Commission warned Serbia on Wednesday that it must respect EU law 'if they make business in Europe', after a Gazprom official said that the cons. Construction timelines for the South Stream pipeline are on track and the European Union should restart talks about the project. That's the view of Russian F. -
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La Bulgaria riparte grazie all'industria dei ricambi per auto - economy
Benvenuti in Bulgaria, la terra che vuole lasciarsi nello specchietto retrovisore l'eredità economica fallimentare del comunismo. Perso il treno delle delocalizzazioni dell'industria dell'auto nell'est Europa, durante gli anni '90, il Paese si sta rifacendo grazie ad un boom della componentistica. Sono decine i fornitori di ricambi delle grandi case che hanno scelto di investire qui, tra cui Great Wall Motor, prima compagnia cinese ad aprire una fabbrica in Europa. "In Bulgaria il carico fisc... ALTRE INFORMAZIONI: http://it.euronews.com/2014/05/19/la-bulgaria-riparte-grazie-all-industria-dei-ricambi-per-auto Quali sono le notizie di oggi? Clicca per vedere: http://eurone.ws/1lC0ztq euronews: il canale di informazione più seguito in Europa. Abbonati ! http://eurone.ws/17uYNV4 euronew... -
South Stream, Lavrov in Bulgaria per avere l'ok del governo - economy
Da una parte le necessità energetiche, dall'altra le regole europee sulla concorrenza. Sullo sfondo l'instabilità in Ucraina e il bisogno, per il gas russo, di una via alternativa verso l'Europa. Eccolo South Stream, gasdotto che, dalla Russia, dovrebbe arrivare in Italia, passando per Mar Nero e Balcani. La Bulgaria ha da poco fermato i lavori su richiesta di Bruxelles, costringendo il ministro degli Esteri russo Lavrov ad un tour per assicurarsi l'ok dei Paesi partecipanti. "South Stream è ... ALTRE INFORMAZIONI: http://it.euronews.com/2014/07/07/south-stream-lavrov-in-bulgaria-per-avere-l-ok-del-governo euronews: il canale di informazione più seguito in Europa. Abbonati ! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronewsit euronews è disponibile in 14 lingue: https://www... -
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Bulgaria, la crisi di Corpbank fa tremare il sistema finanziario - economy
È un terremoto quello provocato, in Bulgaria, dalla crisi di Corpbank. A giugno la quarta banca del Paese è stato costretta a chiudere, ad agosto ha mancato il rimborso di un'obbligazione, il proprietario è accusato di appropriazione indebita e i clienti non possono accedere ai conti. Sotto accusa da parte dei creditori è finita anche la banca centrale, che ne ha preso il controllo. I problemi non nascono dall'oggi al domani, dicono, come mai si è svegliata solo dopo la verifica di ottobre? … ALTRE INFORMAZIONI: http://it.euronews.com/2014/11/04/bulgaria-la-crisi-di-corpbank-fa-tremare-il-sistema-finanziario euronews: il canale di informazione più seguito in Europa. Abbonati ! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronewsit euronews è disponibile in 14 lingue: https://... -
Bulgaria says no to euro
Bulgaria's Minister of Labour and Social Policy Ivaylo Kalfin said his country was not ready to join the eurozone. According to him, the Bulgarian economy was "significantly far behind the EU average level." The introduction of the euro currency would lead to lamentable consequences for Bulgaria, the official said. According to the minister, the current situation in Greece was an example of what the euro may cause to a weak economy. Ekaterina Shumitskaya, researcher at the Department for European Policy Studies "Greece and Bulgaria are the countries where eurosceptic sentiment is strong. This sentiment is about negative consequences of the European integration. In a nutshell, euroskeptics believe that it is good to be a member of the European Union, but there should be another way for... -
Bulgaria, preparada para atraer a la industria del automóvil - economy
Bulgaria aún no fabrica automóviles como su vecino Rumanía, pero se está convirtiendo en una plataforma mundial para la industria de componentes de coches. Decenas de empresas, desde China, Sudáfrica , EE.UU, Japón y Europa han elegido al país más pobre de la Unión Europea para llevar hasta allí su producción de piezas. Además de una ubicación atractiva, este país del sureste de Europa cuenta con otros incentivos: "La carga fiscal para las empresas búlgaras es una de las más bajas de la Unió... MÁS INFORMACIÓNES: http://es.euronews.com/2014/05/19/bulgaria-preparada-para-atraer-a-la-industria-del-automovil euronews: el canal de noticias más visto en Europa ¡Abónese! http://eurone.ws/10U1VGu euronews está disponible en 14 idiomas: http://bit.ly/1qPwqgE En español Sitio web: http://es.... -
Bulgaria's prime minister Boiko Borisov promises immediate economic reforms
Bulgaria's new prime minister Boiko Borisov has been voted in by parliament and has promised immediate reforms to grow the economy and bring in investment. Borisov was prime minister between 2009 and February 2013, when he stepped down after nationwide protests. His … READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/11/07/bulgaria-s-prime-minister-boikoborisov-promises-immediate-economic-reforms What are the top stories today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeDOz400FlseNGNqReKkFd euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronews euronews is available in 14 languages: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels In English: Website: http://www.euronews.com/news Facebook: https:... -
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Gray economy on the rise in Bulgaria - Press TV News
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Bulgaria: Greece’s "Poor Neighbor" | Made in Germany
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- Duration: 5:02
- Updated: 08 Jul 2015
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The Greek town of Sidirokastro and the Bulgarian town of Petritsh are hardly 40 kilometers apart. For the Greeks, what used to be the “poor neighbor” in the Nor...
The Greek town of Sidirokastro and the Bulgarian town of Petritsh are hardly 40 kilometers apart. For the Greeks, what used to be the “poor neighbor” in the North has now become the "promised land." As the economy collapses, many Greeks are seeking their luck in their EU neighbor across the border.
Report by Frank Höfling
For more information and videos go to:
http://www.dw.com/en/program/made-in-germany/s-3066-9798
wn.com/Bulgaria Greece’S Poor Neighbor | Made In Germany
The Greek town of Sidirokastro and the Bulgarian town of Petritsh are hardly 40 kilometers apart. For the Greeks, what used to be the “poor neighbor” in the North has now become the "promised land." As the economy collapses, many Greeks are seeking their luck in their EU neighbor across the border.
Report by Frank Höfling
For more information and videos go to:
http://www.dw.com/en/program/made-in-germany/s-3066-9798
- published: 08 Jul 2015
- views: 10816
Business Today: Korea, Bulgaria economic ties
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:29
- Updated: 03 Jul 2014
- views: 657
For Business Today on this Thursday... let's talk about the Bulgarian economy.
In a country struggling with rampant corruption, a weak judiciary and an unstabl...
For Business Today on this Thursday... let's talk about the Bulgarian economy.
In a country struggling with rampant corruption, a weak judiciary and an unstable government, the Bulgarian banking system has consistently won praise for its stable institutions, high liquidity and low risk.
In the past few weeks, the system has come under attack in the worst run on banks in 17 years.
Our very own Dr. Kim Byoung-joo is in Bulgaria and he joins us via Skype from Sofia.
A recent development about Bulgaria is the recent S&P; credit rating downgrade announced in mid-June. What caused it? How is its economy in general?
How are Korea and Bulgaria interacting with one another in economic and business terms?
How are Korean businesses viewed there?
For Korean businesses, what are the opportunities you see in Bulgaria?
wn.com/Business Today Korea, Bulgaria Economic Ties
For Business Today on this Thursday... let's talk about the Bulgarian economy.
In a country struggling with rampant corruption, a weak judiciary and an unstable government, the Bulgarian banking system has consistently won praise for its stable institutions, high liquidity and low risk.
In the past few weeks, the system has come under attack in the worst run on banks in 17 years.
Our very own Dr. Kim Byoung-joo is in Bulgaria and he joins us via Skype from Sofia.
A recent development about Bulgaria is the recent S&P; credit rating downgrade announced in mid-June. What caused it? How is its economy in general?
How are Korea and Bulgaria interacting with one another in economic and business terms?
How are Korean businesses viewed there?
For Korean businesses, what are the opportunities you see in Bulgaria?
- published: 03 Jul 2014
- views: 657
Bulgaria's working poor struggle to make ends meet
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- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 04 May 2015
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The Koleshevs are among Bulgaria's working poor, struggling to make ends meet...
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'Bulgaria economy at point of no return'
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An analyst says the unfortunate situation in Bulgaria is due to decades of massive state spending which has defied good economics and devastated the country's f...
An analyst says the unfortunate situation in Bulgaria is due to decades of massive state spending which has defied good economics and devastated the country's financial system past the point of no return. The comment comes as several thousand people took to the streets across Bulgaria on Tuesday to protest against the right-wing government of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Earlier on Monday, Bulgaria's unpopular finance minister, Simeon Djankov, was removed from office after protests over high electricity bills snowballed into anti-government demonstrations.
"We've lived through communism and remember the personality cult towards (the dictator) Todor Zhivkov. But what we have now surpasses it -- it's Boyko for breakfast, Boyko for lunch, Boyko for dinner, while people don't have anything to eat. We're fed up," a protester was quoted as saying. Press TV has conducted an interview with economic expert Rollin Amore to further discuss the issue.
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An analyst says the unfortunate situation in Bulgaria is due to decades of massive state spending which has defied good economics and devastated the country's financial system past the point of no return. The comment comes as several thousand people took to the streets across Bulgaria on Tuesday to protest against the right-wing government of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Earlier on Monday, Bulgaria's unpopular finance minister, Simeon Djankov, was removed from office after protests over high electricity bills snowballed into anti-government demonstrations.
"We've lived through communism and remember the personality cult towards (the dictator) Todor Zhivkov. But what we have now surpasses it -- it's Boyko for breakfast, Boyko for lunch, Boyko for dinner, while people don't have anything to eat. We're fed up," a protester was quoted as saying. Press TV has conducted an interview with economic expert Rollin Amore to further discuss the issue.
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- published: 20 Feb 2013
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BULGARIA: VARNA: PEOPLE STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE IN ECONOMIC DECLINE
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Bulgarian/Nat
Tensions in Bulgaria are on the rise as protesters all over the country continue to demand early elections.
Alarming poverty and the threat...
Bulgarian/Nat
Tensions in Bulgaria are on the rise as protesters all over the country continue to demand early elections.
Alarming poverty and the threat of hunger caused many Bulgarians to take to the streets out of sheer frustration, accusing the ruling Socialist party of being responsible for the country's economic decline.
APTV looks at the desperate economic situation in the Black Sea port city of Varna.
The coastal city of Varna has long been one of Bulgaria's most important industrial cities.
Its bustling port was once the pride of the former Communist country.
But since the 1989 collapse of communism, Bulgarian governments have done little to enable the economy to deal with free markets.
About 90 percent of the nation's businesses remain state-owned, and two-thirds of those operate in the red.
Varna's once busy shipyards are now almost empty.
These days, just like everywhere else in the country, the people here are struggling to survive.
With an annual inflation level currently at 310 percent, the price of bread alone had risen 11-fold last year.
As a result, Bulgarians are consuming half as much bread as they did 12 months ago.
Varna's shipyard workers barely have enough to eat to sustain them in their tough jobs.
SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian)
'The quality of life of dockers is very low and is related to the general and overall economic situation in the country. Their work is bloody hard, just like all over the world and their salaries can hardly insure their normal existence, the recovery of their (physical) strength and support their families."
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Zhivko Bobotzov, Chairman, National Committee of Dockers' Trade Unions
Signs of poverty are everywhere in Varna.
The few shoppers at the city's market carefully count their money.
And many people just can't afford the few goods - mostly fruit and vegetables - that are still on offer.
Bulgaria's currency, the lev, lost about 90 percent of its value against the U-S dollar over the past year.
The average annual income in Bulgaria has now plummeted to 20 U-S dollars, which makes it the lowest in Europe.
Pensions are even lower.
And what little Bulgarians managed to save, they cannot get to now because the Socialist government has blocked all private funds.
Increasingly desperate, many queue for days outside city banks in the hope of withdrawing their money.
SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian)
"The situation of the workers in this region is the same as the situation of the workers all over the country. The majority of the Bulgarian people voted for this (Socialist) party because it lied to the people and did not specify anywhere in its manifesto that after two years of governing people's salaries would be between 15 and 20 (US) dollars and the bread would be 150 leva (25 US cents) and the petrol would be 700 leva (1 U-S dollar and 20 cents )"
SUPER CAPTION: Violetta Peneva, Chairperson, Promiana Worker's Union
Varna's poorest and the elderly often have to rely on soup kitchens.
And the economic crisis looks set to get even worse.
The country's wheat reserves are only expected to last, at best, until the end of March.
The Bulgarian Parliament on Thursday approved a government request to import wheat from the United States worth some 35 (m) million U-S dollars in order to supply people with bread.
But now Bulgarians have had enough- they're hungry and they're fed up with the former communists running the country.
And as the protests continue, their call for immediate elections is getting louder and louder.
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Bulgarian/Nat
Tensions in Bulgaria are on the rise as protesters all over the country continue to demand early elections.
Alarming poverty and the threat of hunger caused many Bulgarians to take to the streets out of sheer frustration, accusing the ruling Socialist party of being responsible for the country's economic decline.
APTV looks at the desperate economic situation in the Black Sea port city of Varna.
The coastal city of Varna has long been one of Bulgaria's most important industrial cities.
Its bustling port was once the pride of the former Communist country.
But since the 1989 collapse of communism, Bulgarian governments have done little to enable the economy to deal with free markets.
About 90 percent of the nation's businesses remain state-owned, and two-thirds of those operate in the red.
Varna's once busy shipyards are now almost empty.
These days, just like everywhere else in the country, the people here are struggling to survive.
With an annual inflation level currently at 310 percent, the price of bread alone had risen 11-fold last year.
As a result, Bulgarians are consuming half as much bread as they did 12 months ago.
Varna's shipyard workers barely have enough to eat to sustain them in their tough jobs.
SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian)
'The quality of life of dockers is very low and is related to the general and overall economic situation in the country. Their work is bloody hard, just like all over the world and their salaries can hardly insure their normal existence, the recovery of their (physical) strength and support their families."
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Zhivko Bobotzov, Chairman, National Committee of Dockers' Trade Unions
Signs of poverty are everywhere in Varna.
The few shoppers at the city's market carefully count their money.
And many people just can't afford the few goods - mostly fruit and vegetables - that are still on offer.
Bulgaria's currency, the lev, lost about 90 percent of its value against the U-S dollar over the past year.
The average annual income in Bulgaria has now plummeted to 20 U-S dollars, which makes it the lowest in Europe.
Pensions are even lower.
And what little Bulgarians managed to save, they cannot get to now because the Socialist government has blocked all private funds.
Increasingly desperate, many queue for days outside city banks in the hope of withdrawing their money.
SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian)
"The situation of the workers in this region is the same as the situation of the workers all over the country. The majority of the Bulgarian people voted for this (Socialist) party because it lied to the people and did not specify anywhere in its manifesto that after two years of governing people's salaries would be between 15 and 20 (US) dollars and the bread would be 150 leva (25 US cents) and the petrol would be 700 leva (1 U-S dollar and 20 cents )"
SUPER CAPTION: Violetta Peneva, Chairperson, Promiana Worker's Union
Varna's poorest and the elderly often have to rely on soup kitchens.
And the economic crisis looks set to get even worse.
The country's wheat reserves are only expected to last, at best, until the end of March.
The Bulgarian Parliament on Thursday approved a government request to import wheat from the United States worth some 35 (m) million U-S dollars in order to supply people with bread.
But now Bulgarians have had enough- they're hungry and they're fed up with the former communists running the country.
And as the protests continue, their call for immediate elections is getting louder and louder.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Automotive components drive investors to Bulgaria - economy
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Dozens of foreign firms are setting up automotive component factories in Bulgaria.
The country, which is the EU's poorest member state, is keen to attract new ...
Dozens of foreign firms are setting up automotive component factories in Bulgaria.
The country, which is the EU's poorest member state, is keen to attract new types of foreign direct investment after its real estate bubble burst in 2009.
The cost of labour is a major attraction. The average hourly wage for workers in Bulgarian industry is just 3.4 euros per hour, the lowest rate in the EU. The average across the bloc is 24.60 euros per hour.
Kostadin Djatev, Deputy Executive Director of Bulga...
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Dozens of foreign firms are setting up automotive component factories in Bulgaria.
The country, which is the EU's poorest member state, is keen to attract new types of foreign direct investment after its real estate bubble burst in 2009.
The cost of labour is a major attraction. The average hourly wage for workers in Bulgarian industry is just 3.4 euros per hour, the lowest rate in the EU. The average across the bloc is 24.60 euros per hour.
Kostadin Djatev, Deputy Executive Director of Bulga...
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- published: 19 May 2014
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Roundtrip to Sofia, Bulgaria Airport on Lufthansa A320-200 Economy
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- Updated: 28 Sep 2013
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Only foreign airlines give passengers a snack or meal appropriate to the time of day and Lufthansa always goes to the head of t...
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Only foreign airlines give passengers a snack or meal appropriate to the time of day and Lufthansa always goes to the head of the line by also serving free, alcoholic beverages; even on a 1-1/2 hour flight from Frankfurt to Sofia, Bulgaria.
This video also shows the ins and outs of easy to get around Sofia Airport (also referred to as Letishte Sofia-Vrazhdebna - not that travelers can spit out that mouthful). Clean, fast Customs with no forms to fill out, helpful personnel, ATMs, food venues, good Duty Free and a small but excellent Business Class Lounge!
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Only foreign airlines give passengers a snack or meal appropriate to the time of day and Lufthansa always goes to the head of the line by also serving free, alcoholic beverages; even on a 1-1/2 hour flight from Frankfurt to Sofia, Bulgaria.
This video also shows the ins and outs of easy to get around Sofia Airport (also referred to as Letishte Sofia-Vrazhdebna - not that travelers can spit out that mouthful). Clean, fast Customs with no forms to fill out, helpful personnel, ATMs, food venues, good Duty Free and a small but excellent Business Class Lounge!
- published: 28 Sep 2013
- views: 9759
After Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economy
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- Updated: 09 Jun 2014
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Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project.
The prim...
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project.
The prime minister contradicted a statement by his energy minister who said Serbia would suspend construction until the EU, Bulgaria and Moscow held talks over the Gazprom gas delivery pipeline.
On Sunday Bulgaria announced it was suspending the project after criticism from the EU and US.
Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic said: "Such a ...
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wn.com/After Bulgaria Suspends South Stream Construction Pipeline Is Serbia Next Economy
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project.
The prime minister contradicted a statement by his energy minister who said Serbia would suspend construction until the EU, Bulgaria and Moscow held talks over the Gazprom gas delivery pipeline.
On Sunday Bulgaria announced it was suspending the project after criticism from the EU and US.
Serbia's Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic said: "Such a ...
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After Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economy
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Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project. The pr.
...
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project. The pr.
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The European Commission warned Serbia on Wednesday that it must respect EU law 'if they make business in Europe', after a Gazprom official said that the cons.
Construction timelines for the South Stream pipeline are on track and the European Union should restart talks about the project. That's the view of Russian F.
wn.com/After Bulgaria Suspends South Stream Construction Pipeline Is Serbia Next Economy
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic has denied his country is to halt construction on the controversial Russian South Stream gas pipeline project. The pr.
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The European Commission warned Serbia on Wednesday that it must respect EU law 'if they make business in Europe', after a Gazprom official said that the cons.
Construction timelines for the South Stream pipeline are on track and the European Union should restart talks about the project. That's the view of Russian F.
- published: 07 Oct 2014
- views: 168
Economy of Bulgaria
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- Updated: 31 Dec 2015
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US Television - Bulgaria (Ministry of Economy)
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- Duration: 7:31
- Updated: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 88
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- published: 17 Feb 2014
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La Bulgaria riparte grazie all'industria dei ricambi per auto - economy
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- Updated: 19 May 2014
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Benvenuti in Bulgaria, la terra che vuole lasciarsi nello specchietto retrovisore l'eredità economica fallimentare del comunismo.
Perso il treno delle delocali...
Benvenuti in Bulgaria, la terra che vuole lasciarsi nello specchietto retrovisore l'eredità economica fallimentare del comunismo.
Perso il treno delle delocalizzazioni dell'industria dell'auto nell'est Europa, durante gli anni '90, il Paese si sta rifacendo grazie ad un boom della componentistica.
Sono decine i fornitori di ricambi delle grandi case che hanno scelto di investire qui, tra cui Great Wall Motor, prima compagnia cinese ad aprire una fabbrica in Europa.
"In Bulgaria il carico fisc...
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Benvenuti in Bulgaria, la terra che vuole lasciarsi nello specchietto retrovisore l'eredità economica fallimentare del comunismo.
Perso il treno delle delocalizzazioni dell'industria dell'auto nell'est Europa, durante gli anni '90, il Paese si sta rifacendo grazie ad un boom della componentistica.
Sono decine i fornitori di ricambi delle grandi case che hanno scelto di investire qui, tra cui Great Wall Motor, prima compagnia cinese ad aprire una fabbrica in Europa.
"In Bulgaria il carico fisc...
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- published: 19 May 2014
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South Stream, Lavrov in Bulgaria per avere l'ok del governo - economy
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- Updated: 07 Jul 2014
- views: 170
Da una parte le necessità energetiche, dall'altra le regole europee sulla concorrenza. Sullo sfondo l'instabilità in Ucraina e il bisogno, per il gas russo, di ...
Da una parte le necessità energetiche, dall'altra le regole europee sulla concorrenza. Sullo sfondo l'instabilità in Ucraina e il bisogno, per il gas russo, di una via alternativa verso l'Europa.
Eccolo South Stream, gasdotto che, dalla Russia, dovrebbe arrivare in Italia, passando per Mar Nero e Balcani.
La Bulgaria ha da poco fermato i lavori su richiesta di Bruxelles, costringendo il ministro degli Esteri russo Lavrov ad un tour per assicurarsi l'ok dei Paesi partecipanti.
"South Stream è ...
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wn.com/South Stream, Lavrov In Bulgaria Per Avere L'ok Del Governo Economy
Da una parte le necessità energetiche, dall'altra le regole europee sulla concorrenza. Sullo sfondo l'instabilità in Ucraina e il bisogno, per il gas russo, di una via alternativa verso l'Europa.
Eccolo South Stream, gasdotto che, dalla Russia, dovrebbe arrivare in Italia, passando per Mar Nero e Balcani.
La Bulgaria ha da poco fermato i lavori su richiesta di Bruxelles, costringendo il ministro degli Esteri russo Lavrov ad un tour per assicurarsi l'ok dei Paesi partecipanti.
"South Stream è ...
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- published: 07 Jul 2014
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University of National and World Economy Sofia, Bulgaria
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University of National and World Economy Sofia, Bulgaria - 17.06.2015
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Bulgaria, la crisi di Corpbank fa tremare il sistema finanziario - economy
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- Duration: 0:36
- Updated: 04 Nov 2014
- views: 103
È un terremoto quello provocato, in Bulgaria, dalla crisi di Corpbank.
A giugno la quarta banca del Paese è stato costretta a chiudere, ad agosto ha mancato i...
È un terremoto quello provocato, in Bulgaria, dalla crisi di Corpbank.
A giugno la quarta banca del Paese è stato costretta a chiudere, ad agosto ha mancato il rimborso di un'obbligazione, il proprietario è accusato di appropriazione indebita e i clienti non possono accedere ai conti.
Sotto accusa da parte dei creditori è finita anche la banca centrale, che ne ha preso il controllo. I problemi non nascono dall'oggi al domani, dicono, come mai si è svegliata solo dopo la verifica di ottobre?
…
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È un terremoto quello provocato, in Bulgaria, dalla crisi di Corpbank.
A giugno la quarta banca del Paese è stato costretta a chiudere, ad agosto ha mancato il rimborso di un'obbligazione, il proprietario è accusato di appropriazione indebita e i clienti non possono accedere ai conti.
Sotto accusa da parte dei creditori è finita anche la banca centrale, che ne ha preso il controllo. I problemi non nascono dall'oggi al domani, dicono, come mai si è svegliata solo dopo la verifica di ottobre?
…
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- published: 04 Nov 2014
- views: 103
Bulgaria says no to euro
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- Updated: 15 Jul 2015
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Bulgaria's Minister of Labour and Social Policy Ivaylo Kalfin said his country was not ready to join the eurozone. According to him, the Bulgarian economy was "...
Bulgaria's Minister of Labour and Social Policy Ivaylo Kalfin said his country was not ready to join the eurozone. According to him, the Bulgarian economy was "significantly far behind the EU average level." The introduction of the euro currency would lead to lamentable consequences for Bulgaria, the official said. According to the minister, the current situation in Greece was an example of what the euro may cause to a weak economy.
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"Greece and Bulgaria are the countries where eurosceptic sentiment is strong. This sentiment is about negative consequences of the European integration. In a nutshell, euroskeptics believe that it is good to be a member of the European Union, but there should be another way for solving negative consequences. The way that the EU offers for solving national problems of Eastern and Southern Europe is not effective. Even most skeptic european countries do not want to exit the European Union. They search for the optimal combination of the policy and national interests of separate countries."
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Bulgaria's Minister of Labour and Social Policy Ivaylo Kalfin said his country was not ready to join the eurozone. According to him, the Bulgarian economy was "significantly far behind the EU average level." The introduction of the euro currency would lead to lamentable consequences for Bulgaria, the official said. According to the minister, the current situation in Greece was an example of what the euro may cause to a weak economy.
Ekaterina Shumitskaya, researcher at the Department for European Policy Studies
"Greece and Bulgaria are the countries where eurosceptic sentiment is strong. This sentiment is about negative consequences of the European integration. In a nutshell, euroskeptics believe that it is good to be a member of the European Union, but there should be another way for solving negative consequences. The way that the EU offers for solving national problems of Eastern and Southern Europe is not effective. Even most skeptic european countries do not want to exit the European Union. They search for the optimal combination of the policy and national interests of separate countries."
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Bulgaria, preparada para atraer a la industria del automóvil - economy
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Bulgaria aún no fabrica automóviles como su vecino Rumanía, pero se está convirtiendo en una plataforma mundial para la industria de componentes de coches.
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Bulgaria aún no fabrica automóviles como su vecino Rumanía, pero se está convirtiendo en una plataforma mundial para la industria de componentes de coches.
Decenas de empresas, desde China, Sudáfrica , EE.UU, Japón y Europa han elegido al país más pobre de la Unión Europea para llevar hasta allí su producción de piezas.
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Bulgaria aún no fabrica automóviles como su vecino Rumanía, pero se está convirtiendo en una plataforma mundial para la industria de componentes de coches.
Decenas de empresas, desde China, Sudáfrica , EE.UU, Japón y Europa han elegido al país más pobre de la Unión Europea para llevar hasta allí su producción de piezas.
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Bulgaria's prime minister Boiko Borisov promises immediate economic reforms
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Bulgaria's new prime minister Boiko Borisov has been voted in by parliament and has promised immediate reforms to grow the economy and bring in investment.
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- published: 07 Nov 2014
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What are the trends in top management compensation in Bulgaria, Economy.bg_4
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Gray economy on the rise in Bulgaria - Press TV News
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Branimir Botev, Deputy Minister of Economy and Energy of Bulgaria
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"Thermal Baths, Thracian Wines and the Uniqueness Of Cultural Heritage as Responsible Forms of Tourism Generating Sustainable Economic Growth"
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"Thermal Baths, Thracian Wines and the Uniqueness Of Cultural Heritage as Responsible Forms of Tourism Generating Sustainable Economic Growth"
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"Thermal Baths, Thracian Wines and the Uniqueness Of Cultural Heritage as Responsible Forms of Tourism Generating Sustainable Economic Growth"
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- published: 25 Mar 2014
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FTAPCCI Economy & Business Opportunities in Bulgaria -Hybiz.tv
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Bulgaria: Greece’s "Poor Neighbor" | Made in Germany
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Business Today: Korea, Bulgaria economic ties
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Bulgaria's working poor struggle to make ends meet
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'Bulgaria economy at point of no return'
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Automotive components drive investors to Bulgaria - economy
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Roundtrip to Sofia, Bulgaria Airport on Lufthansa A320-200 Economy
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After Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economy
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After Bulgaria suspends South Stream construction pipeline is Serbia next? - economy
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La Bulgaria riparte grazie all'industria dei ricambi per auto - economy
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South Stream, Lavrov in Bulgaria per avere l'ok del governo - economy
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13, 2015 Paris attacks in which 130 people died was wounded and arrested in a raid of a Brussels apartment complex, officials said Friday ... Officials believe at the time of the Tuesday raid, two additional suspects escaped ... Officials have now identified most of the people they believe to have carried out the assaults....
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Indeed, from refusing to follow through with a red line warning against Syria’s President Assad’s use of chemical weapons to ending more troops surges in Iraq – even withdrawing troops, he’s confronted the Pentagon’s disastrous false optimism ... The Pentagon’s Quadrennial Defense Review, on the contrary, just announced the following regions were areas of “national security” concern ... (Dallas Darling is the author of Politics 501....
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Since the discovery of the bacteria in 1959 by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention bacteriologist Elizabeth King, outbreaks of the bacteria haven’t reached more than 10 people, making the current outbreak the largest ever recorded ... "Our disease detectives are working diligently to find the source.” – Wisconsin Department of Health Services spokesperson Jennifer Miller....
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