Bulgaria
EU worried by spread of African swine fever in Bulgaria
The spread of African swine fever in Bulgaria, which threatens the Balkan country’s pig breeding industry is worrying, an EU Commission spokeswoman…
130,000 pigs slaughtered in Bulgaria, in an attempt to limit swine fever
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said the Balkan state’s government will compensate owners who voluntarily cull their domestic pigs, as the country…
Two charged with terrorism over Bulgaria’s biggest data breach
Prosecutors have charged two workers at a cybersecurity company with terrorism as part of an investigation into Bulgaria's biggest-ever data breach, a…
Financial records of nearly every Bulgarian exposed
A 20-year-old cybersecurity worker has been arrested in Bulgaria and charged with hacking the personal and financial records of millions of taxpayers…
Bulgarian Cybercrime Department in action against IPTV criminal network
Under the supervision of the Bulgarian Supreme Prosecutor’s Office of Cassation, police officers from the Bulgarian Cybercrime Department from the General Directorate…
EU-wide operation against counterfeit products, Law enforcement agencies in Malta involved in the operation
More than 4.7 million counterfeit products seized, over 16 400 social media accounts suspended and 3 300 websites closed in the EU-wide…
Bulgaria ready to protect North Macedonia’s airspace
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said his country could help protect its southwestern neighbour North Macedonia’s airspace if it completes a deal…
Bulgarian agriculture minister resigns amid corruption investigation into possible misuse of EU development aid
Bulgarian Agriculture Minister Rumen Porozhanov has resigned from office amid a corruption investigation into the possible misuse of EU development aid. Euronews…
On this day in 1955, the Warsaw Pact was formed
The Soviet Union and seven of its European satellites sign a treaty establishing the Warsaw Pact, a mutual defense organization that put…
Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing and News Review – Tuesday 7th May 2019
Good morning Your morning briefing with a review of the headlines from Malta, Europe and around the world. Latest: A magnitude 7.2…
Slideshow: The Pope in Bulgaria
On his second day in Bulgaria, Pope Francis made an early morning visit to a refugee center, thanking children and families for…
Corporate Dispatch Morning Briefing and News Review – Monday 6th May 2019
Good morning, The aviation tragedy in Russia, the clashes in Tripoli, a cease fire in Gaza and US's warning to Iran dominate…