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When asked if Bulgargas is reeling from the financial strain, Gogov said that debt obligations will be met over three years.
Economy and Energy Minister Petar Dimitrov’s decision to revert to last December’s heating prices triggered allegations that it was a politically motivated decision ahead of this summer’s elections.
Things seemed to be moving in the right direction when heating meters were introduced and Toplofikatsiya would start charging its clients based on actual use of heating. But things are not always what they appear to be.At first, insulation-of-sorts was introduced. Some more durable and more efficient than others, some better installed than others, but at least an awareness of how much heating one used was introduced, if only out of selfish financial reasons. Then, things started to come apart.
The UK budget carrier EasyJet will offer discounts up to 30 per cent for flights servicing Bulgaria for the period April 19 – July 15 2010
The Razgrad municipality, in the northeast of Bulgaria, will offer parcels spanning a total of 38ha to investors wanting to construct a solar panel park in the region
The problem centres around fertile farmlands of northeastern Bulgaria, the region known as Dobruzha, where a number of wind parks have been constructed in recent years
Will the Greek government debt crisis affect the chances of Estonia joining the euro area?
More than 170 000 Bulgarians have been made redundant in 2009, according to data released by the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria

Kaloyan Krustev is the new chairperson of the State Commission on Gambling. He replaces Dimitar Terziev who resigned from his post. Krustev is a law graduate from Sofia University St Kliment Ohridksi. In 1995-2000 he worked for the legal department of the state Privatisation Agency. In 2001 Krustev was appointed director of the Gambling Control Directorate at the SCG. In 2002-2005 he worked in the legal department of the state Insurance Supervision Commission. Krustev's career continued in the private sector in 2006 when he joined Bulgaraski Imoti insurance company as a legal expert. In 2007-2010 he worked in the legal department at ING Pensions and Insurance branches in Bulgaria.