German Investors Not Pulling Out of Bulgaria - Economy Minister
Traicho Traikov, Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism, has refuted claims that Bulgaria is losing German investors.
Traicho Traikov, Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism, has refuted claims that Bulgaria is losing German investors.
Bulgaria is among the countries expected to achieve an economic growth by 2050, HSBC has predicted in a study entitled "The World in 2050: From the Top 30 to the Top 100?.
Global rating agency Standard & Poor's has decided to downgrade France's top-notch credit rating but will spare Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands, an EU government source said on Friday.
Bulgarian sovereign credit default swaps spreads widened less than the Greek and Romanian in the fourth quarter of last year, according to data from credit information specialist CMA.
Bulgaria's consumer price inflation slowed in December on the back of shrinking consumption and demand, data of the statistics office showed on Friday.
The European Commission has confirmed its willingness to start gas transit talks with Ukraine and Russia any time the two countries wanted, according to EU Energy Commissioner Gunther Oettinger.
January 14 will see nationwide protests against shale gas development in Bulgaria.
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry has stressed its commitments to turning the country into an "attractive business destination" during a meeting with the leadership of the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's Defense Minister Anyu Angelov is heading on a state visit in Israel for talks with his counterpart Ehud Barak.
A total of 209 felons with harsh sentences for high-profile crimes have been pardoned during the presidential term of Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov and Vice President Angel Marin, out of several hundred pardoned in total.
A huge public scandal has erupted over the decoration of Bulgarian Vice President Angel Marin with the highest state order, "Stara Planina" - 1st degree.
President Georgi Parvanov has expressed his discontent with Prime Minister Boyko Borisov's reaction after VP Angel Marin received Stara Planina – First Degree order, Bulgaria's highest state medal.
MPs from the troubled Bulgarian far-right Ataka (Attack) party and some of their former colleagues who left the parliamentary group to become "independent", have apparently engaged in a text message war.
Outgoing President Georgi Parvanov has said that he has engaged in numerous arguments with Prime Minister Borisov on issues of the past and the present, but the real ideological clash between them is yet to unfold.
A privately contracted security guard has committed suicide in the yard of the Japanese embassy in Bulgaria's capital Sofia.
Today is Friday the 13th, a "fatal" date that will occur two more times this year, which has been filled with superstitions.
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The Roma minority in Bulgaria are kicking off on Friday colorful festivities to mark the Roma New Year also known as Vassilitsa, the Day of Vassil (Basil) or Bango Vassili (the Lame Basil).
60% of the Bulgarian citizens are in favor of the full smoking ban in closed public spaces that is expected to be introduced later in 2012, a poll conducted by Gallup has revealed.
Italy's Udinese may become the parent club of Bulgarian giants CSKA Sofia, reports emerged on Friday.
Bulgaria's best tennis players, Tsvetana Pironkova and Grigor Dimitrov, will face rather surmountable opponents in the first round of Australian Open.
The Sofia City Court has released two of the three Roma kingpins arrested on suspicions of preparing three killings, including the assassination of a senior magistrate.
Following a long-protracted trial, a Bulgarian court has sentenced to four years in jail the former CEO of the scandalous municipal real estate company Sofiyski Imoti (Sofia Properties), Toshko Dobrev.
Thursday's suicide of a murder suspect during a police search in his home in the Bulgarian city of Pernik on Thursday was the result of a serious mistake on behalf of the police, Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov believes.
The man who allegedly ran over and killed with his van a teenager in the village of Katunitsa, triggering a wave of violent protests against a Roma baron, has been charged with manslaughter.
Doremi Dzhorleva, a tax official in the northwestern Bulgarian town of Vratsa, who went missing about a week ago, has been found dead.
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has offered an apology for the remarks he made in connection with the murder of 17-year-old girl.
Bulgarian-born actress Nina Dobrev has refuted media allegations that is about to get married to her boyfriend and Vampire Diaries co-star Ian Somerhalder.
Hungary is ready to negotiate with the European Union over its controversial domestic legislation, Hungarian Foreign Minister Janos Martonyi has declared.
Anders Behring Breivik, the Norwegian man who shocked the world by killing 77 people in July 2010, has to undergo a new psychiatric evaluation, an Oslo court has ruled.
Iran's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has urged the West to think twice before introducing an oil embargo against his country over the situation around the Strait of Hormuz.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has refused to to discuss financial aid to Hungary until the country makes "tangible steps" demonstrating its willingness to stabilize the economy.
Two of the four Marines shown in a video urinating on dead bodies sprawled out on the ground have been identified by the Marine Corps, a Marine Corps official told CNN Thursday.
Two missing people were found dead within two days, leaving Bulgaria petrified.
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