Rijeka Gateway opens new era for Croatian logistics
Croatia opened its most advanced container port in Rijeka after finishing a 380 million euro project backed by APM Terminals and ENNA Logic. The Rijeka Gateway terminal received its first…
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Dubrovnik hits 4 million overnight stays early
Croatia’s popular coastal city reached 4 million overnight tourist stays on October 16, two days ahead of its 2024 milestone. The Dubrovnik Tourist Board reported a 1% increase in overnight…
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Bulgaria, Vietnam seal eight accords
Bulgaria and Vietnam formalized eight cooperation agreements on Friday at a Council of Ministers ceremony attended by Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov and Communist Party Secretary General Tho Lam. The nations…
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Russia turns to bikes in drone war
Russian forces have adopted motorcycles and lightweight vehicles for assaults after losing thousands of armored units to Ukrainian drone strikes. Former Deputy Defense Minister Yordan Bozhilov told Bulgarian National Television…
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Economist sees brief fuel price rise
Bulgaria may experience temporary fuel price increases of less than 10 percent following U.S. sanctions against Russian oil companies Lukoil and Rosneft, according to economist Krasen Stanchev. The founder of…
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MEP vows to keep fuel prices steady
Bulgarian officials assured citizens that fuel supplies remain secure following American sanctions against Russian energy firms Rosneft and Lukoil. Member of the European Parliament Tsvetelina Penkova said finance and economy…
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Experts calm fears on Lukoil sanctions
Bulgaria faces minimal immediate threats from U.S. sanctions against Russian oil companies Rosneft and Lukoil, according to domestic analysts. Ruslan Stefanov from the Center for the Study of Democracy told…
