The comment came two days after Bulgarian Prime Minister and Socialist leader Sergey Stanishev said he had accepted the resignation of two ministers, following a corruption scandal that shook the center-left government.
According to EUexpands speculations of the possibility that the two newest EU members would be punished end of June by the recommendation of a safeguard clause have made both states nervous.
In Romania, former socialist Prime Minister Adrian Nastase received a fresh attention from the media when Prosecutors of the National Anti-corruption Department (DNA) ordered that ex-prime minister be brought to court.
In Bulgaria, Prime Minister Sergey Stanishev approved at the end of last week the resignation of the energy minister Rumen Ovcharov in a wake of a corruption scandal. The article points out that Brussels is unwilling to comment on the possible outcome of the report, which is now under preparation. (novinite.com)
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