Subcontractor

Construction company Intrakat, which was contracted to build part of the Paphos-Polis Motorway in Cyprus, is facing significant financial troubles, leaving behind nearly 1 million euros in debts to seven local subcontractors and suppliers.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office conducted ten searches across Bulgarian cities, including Burgas, Petrich, Rila, and Sofia, on Wednesday. The searches are part of an investigation into alleged fraud related to EU subsidies for the restoration of a 12th-century church in the Rila municipality.

The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office (SCP) is starting operations on the Anti-Corruption Fund's revelations about violations related to the selection of a contractor and the accelerated construction of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline through Bulgaria.

Bringing subcontractor construction and contracting companies together on a digital platform, Turkish initiative "Consubcon" will be participating in the StartSmart Conference and Exhibition in Saudi Arabia this week.

US company Google has acknowledged that its subcontractors can listen to recordings of what people are saying, using the artificial intelligence system Google Assistant.

Long-delayed plans to build maximum-security state prison in Bosnia have been hit by fresh delays and the loss of about 630,000 euros as the result of a commercial dispute.

The prison, whose total budget is 40 million euros, is financed by loans from the Council of Europe's Development Bank, EU and foreign government grants, as well as Bosnian state funds.

The General Labor Inspectorate in Varna had no information on the upcoming destruction of hotel Veronika.

A tragic accident caused the death of one worker and left three people missing under the ruins on Wednesday.

An old hotel that collapsed on Wednesday afternoon near the Black Sea city of Varna has left one person dead.

Three are thought to be missing, though rescue teams are now suggesting there are no signs of life coming from beneath the rubble.

Local authorities in western Turkey have recently put pressure on a private firm to fire a cleaning worker for ?insulting? both President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an and Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu on her Facebook page, Do?an News Agency reported on March 9, citing a confidential document.

A court in Istanbul has ruled that a Turkish company that employed an unregistered worker from Türkmenistan, but disowned him after he died in a work-related incident, must pay a record amount of compensation to his family.