Bulgaria
Bulgaria’s antitrust body starts in-depth probe into sale of CEZ’ assets
Probe into deal to sell CEZ' Bulgarian assets to local Eurohold follows collapse of earlier deal with Inercom that was blocked by regulators last year.
M&A deals decline in Central, Southeast and Eastern Europe in 1H19
Fall in volume and value of deals revealed in CMS/Mergermarket report is in line with decline seen across Europe as economic slowdown, Brexit uncertainty and global trade wars hit sentiment.
Far-right politicians turn on each other at start of Bulgarian local election campaign
Ataka leader removed from TV studio by police after he launches a homophobic attack on his coalition partner’s candidate for Sofia mayor.
Bulgaria, Croatia seek to minimise fallout from Thomas Cook collapse
Government officials in Bulgaria and Croatia scrambled this week to alleviate the negative effects on their tourism business following the collapse of British holiday firm Thomas Cook.
Bulgaria’s Bulgartransgaz signs deal on Turkish Stream construction with Arkad
Contract signed after Supreme Court ruling reinstates Arkad as winner in the tender to build the Bulgarian leg of the second line of the Turkish Stream pipeline.