The state and municipalities owe a total of BGN 457 M to the business sector by end-September 2011, the Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA) announced on Monday.
Bulgaria's exports to non-EU countries increased by 26.
Bulgaria's exports to the rest of the EU increased by 33.8% year on year in the period January - October 2011, according to preliminary data released by the country's National Statistical Institute.
Domestic consumption has become the main engine of economic growth in Bulgaria is the third quarter of 2011, according to data presented in the monthly macroeconomic analysis of Raiffeisenbank Bulgaria.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy seek to craft a master plan for rescuing the euro over the next two months, they made it clear in Berlin Monday.
Many banks in Bulgaria have been quietly imposing new, higher fees, analysts have said without disclosing the names of the financial institutions.
The management of Maritsa Iztok Mines AD will address the Stara Zagora District Court, seeking that the looming strike at the state-owned coal mining company be declared illegal.
Bulgaria's government turned over to Germany and NATO intelligence information about "Operation Horseshoe" - the Kosovo ethnic cleansing plan of ex Serbian dictator Slobodan Milosevic back in 1999.
Jonathan Allen, who took up appointment as UK Ambassador to Bulgaria in the second half of 2011, has moved secretly to live in the country's second-biggest city of Plovdiv, according to local media reports.
The citizens of South Korea, who want to have Bulgarian driver's licenses, can now file their documents with the Bulgarian traffic police.
Bulgaria's border police have no information of a bomb being found in a bus boarded with Israeli tourists traveling towards a Bulgarian winter resort, the country's Interior Ministry has stated.
Bulgarian authorities last week foiled a bomb attack targeting a bus chartered to take Israeli tourists to a ski resort, Israeli media reported.
Denmark on Monday promised a no-frills approach to its six-month stint at the helm of the European Union's rotating presidency, with even mineral water now viewed as too fancy.
Bulgaria's Vice President Angel Marin is joining the ranks of bearers of the Stara Planina – First Degree order, Bulgaria's highest state medal.
Volen Siderov, the controversial leader of Bulgaria's far-right Ataka (Attack), has reiterated he is in favor of the reinstatement of the capital punishment in the country when it comes to very serious crimes.
An emergency situation remains in place in the southern Bulgarian resort town of Chepelare, said Mayor Todor Bozukov, refuting the announcement made several hours ago that the crisis situation was over.
Bulgaria's prime minister and brand new president have been invited to join 50 000 people, who are expected to dance together holding hands in an attempt to enter the Guinness World Records.
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The cold weather and heavy snow have caused the death of one more man in a mountainous region near the town of Smolyan, Southern Bulgaria, bringing the toll up to three.
Cold weather and heavy snow are believed to have caused the death of two men in a mountainous region near the town of Smolyan, Southern Bulgaria.
Approximately 300 people gathered to pay their last respects to Teodora Zaharieva, the country's most fervent cancer patient rights activist.
Bulgaria-born pianist Alexis Weissenberg, one of the best performers of the twentieth century, died Sunday in Lugano, Switzerland, Spanish media reported.
World No.8 tennis player Mardy Fish spitted in the direction of Bulgarian fans during the Hopman Cup clash between the US and Bulgaria on Friday, according to a tournament referee.
Bulgaria's best female tennis player Tsvetana Pironkova scored her first victory for the new year after knocking out of the Moorilla Hobart International British teenager Heather Watson.
An unidentified number of Bulgarian girls, most of them of Roma origin, have reportedly engaged in immigration-related marriage fraud in Egypt.
Bulgarian-born Hollywood actress Nina Dobrev celebrates her 23rd birthday on Monday.
The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra began 2012 in fine fettle Saturday with guest conductor Rossen Milanov and violin soloist Corey Cerovsek in a concert of Debussy, Korngold, and Berlioz at the Orpheum Theatre.
A passenger on a BDZ train in Bulgaria gets extremely angry as the train moves very slowly, and makes stops every five minutes.
Turkey's ambassador to France, Tahsin Burcuoglu has returned to Paris, it was confirmed Monday, 19 days after being recalled to Ankara following the French National Assembly approving a bill criminalizing the denial of Armenian genocide.
The ban imposed by Norwegian authorities on mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik's mail correspondence and visits is lifted on Monday.
A Polish military prosecutor has shot himself in the head after terminating early a news conference in his office.
American Amir Mirzaei Hekmati, who was arrested in Iran in August while visiting relatives, has been sentenced to death on for espionage, CNN reported, citing Iran's semi-official Fars news agency.
Bulgaria bade farewell on Monday to Teodora Zaharieva – the first Bulgarian who dared to wage a battle against the apathy and carelessness of the state towards cancer patients.
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