Sofia Airport will have to pay USD 38 M to the Kuwaiti company which built the runway on Terminal 2, said Transport Minister Ivaylo Moskovski.
Two companies will bid in the tender, invited by Bulgaria's telecoms watchdog, for the vacant frequencies in the 3,5 Ghz range, shows a check in the site of the regulatory body.
2011 was a record year for the port of Varna with over nine million tons of processed cargo and over BGN 4 M in net profit.
The syndicates at Maritsa Iztok Mines AD have confirmed their preparedness to go on strike on January 07.
Stefan Apostolov is the new CEO of the Czech-owned Bulgarian Electric Power Utility, CEZ Bulgaria.
The renewable energy share of Bulgaria's gross final energy consumption was 12.9% in 2010, ranking the country 12th among the EU member states, according to estimates published by EurObserv'ER.
In 2001, Bulgarian Consular Offices in the Russian Federation had issued 32% more visas, compared to 2010.
Sofia has been rated 17th by attractiveness for real estate investments, according to a ranking of the British newspaper "Daily Telegraph.
Rumen Draganov, Director of the Institute for Analyses and Assessment of Tourism, has suggested that guarantee fund should be set up for cases of Bulgarian tourists left stranded abroad.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has received Christmas and New Year greetings from a number of European and world leaders, the cabinet's press center reported Wednesday.
Bulgarian Mariana Kotseva, who is to be appointed deputy head of Eurostat, will have the task of increasing the professional independence of all member states' national statistical offices.
Bulgaria's nationalist Ataka, which is on the brink of survival with a borderline total headcount of 10 MPs, is about to close the party mouthpieces, the "Ataka" newspaper and the Alfa TV station launched in September 2011.
Two new Bills – on the National Security Service and the National Intelligence Service (NSO and NRS), will be proposed by Prime Minister Boyko Borisov.
Bulgaria will not purchase new military aircraft in times of crisis and unless the problems in the education and culture sectors are solved.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is the one and only who has the right to assess the work of cabinet members, Agriculture Minister Miroslav Naydenov reiterated on Wednesday.
The Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church is not against in vitro fertilization, according to the Lovech Bishop, Gavrail.
January 4th 2012 marks the 134th anniversary of the Bulgarian capital Sofia's Liberation.
The Columbia County Chamber Orchestra's inaugural performance Saturday will feature a Bulgarian pianist making her first tour of America, local media reported.
The British government is preparing a clampdown on foreign athletes seeking to represent Britain at the 2012 Olympic Games, one of whom is Bulgarian wrestler Krassimir Krastanov.
Former Barcelona striker Hristo Stoichkov, who was recently appointed as head coach of Bulgarian champions Litex Lovech, may hire his former teammate, Romanian legend Gheorghe Hagi as member of his coaching staff.
Bulgaria recorded its first ever victory at Hopman Cup, upsetting strong favorites Denmark 2-1 in Group A.
Bulgaria's top female tennis player Tsvetana Pironkova failed to upset world No.
Three Roma barons were arrested early on Wednesday on suspicions of ordering the assassination of a prosecutor at the Supreme Cassation Prosecutor's Office.
The Dutch police have launched an investigation to determine whether Poles, Bulgarians and Romanians are increasingly involved in criminal activities.
Three more cars were set on fire Tuesday into Wednesday in the capital Sofia, the central town of Kazanlak, and the Black Sea city of Burgas.
Bulgaria's Supreme Court of Cassation has confirmed the sentences of nine Roma cherry thieves who received a total of 92 years in jail for the murder of an orchard farmer back in 2009.
Bulgarian nationals have been involved in what has been touted as the unraveling of a shocking global scheme for stealing USD 1 trillion, a federal complaint filed in November last year shows.
Plamen Trifonov, the suspect for a grisly murder that took place in downtown Sofia in July 2011, has declared he will sue all witnesses that have implicated him in the crime for slander.
An American expatriate, living in Bulgaria, has taken to court the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, the Italian government and other prestigious institutions in an unprecedented and bizarre claim for USD 1 trillion.
Well-known public figures have ordered murders for hire and have committed other grave crimes, according to a member of the alleged crime gang known as "The Impudent.
Crisis-struck Italy is lifting labour market restrictions for Romanians and Bulgarians. Nine other EU members have decided to maintain these restrictions, with many citing high unemployment.
The Foireign Ministers of Slovenia and Croatia will meet on January 10 in Brussels to finalize the creation of an arbitration tribunal to solve the border dispute between the two countries.
Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, who was diagnosed with cancer in her thyroid gland at the end of last year, is undergoing surgery Jan 4.
Two Brits have died in Great Britain as casualties from the severe winter storm that hit the country at the very first days of 2012.
Republican presidential hopefuls Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum finished in a virtual draw in the party's first contest of the season.
Greece may have to exit the Eurozone if no new bailout for the country is agreed upon within the next three months, the new Greek coalition government has stated.
The tradition of the Head of State to great Bulgarians just minutes before the arrival of the New Year is one of the longest in the country.
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