Central and Eastern Europe's top e-marketing expo and conference, Webit, is leaving Bulgaria and moving to Turkey, its organizers have announced.
All strategic investors who were initially interested in the privatization of BDZ Freight Services, the only profit-making unit of the financially ailing Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ) company, have reportedly withdrawn.
Consumers doubt that the Bulgarian economy will escape European trends, and expectations for recovery have hit a record low, according to a GfK study.
Bulgaria's government, trade unions, and business associations have agreed that retirement pensions should be raised as of January 1, 2013.
China Ming Yang Wind Power Group Ltd., a Guangdong-based wind turbine manufacturer, has agreed to supply machines on 125 MW of projects in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's official tourism portal, bulgariatravel.org, has launched the first of a series of entertaining interactive games aimed at boosting the country's popularity abroad.
Bulgaria's revenues from foreign visitors in winter resorts are down 15% compared to January 2011.
The Foreign Ministers of the EU member states are expected to approve a new set of sanctions against Syria at a meeting on February 27, the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs Catherine Ashton said on Monday.
The ambassadors of 10 Central and Eastern European countries, Bulgaria included, have sent an open letter to political party leaders in the Netherlands protesting against a website set up by the Dutch far-right Freedom Party of Geert Wilders.
The website launched by Dutch rightist Freedom Party led by controversial Geert Wilders was condemned by EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding.
The Greek Parliament passed by a large majority in the small hours Monday a much-expected austerity package required for the second bailout for the country.
Former EU Commissioner for consumer protection Meglena Kuneva has been blamed by Bulgaria's Economy Minister Traicho Traikov for failing to protect Bulgarian and EU consumers from ACTA.
The prosecution has taken steps to amend the structure of the Supreme Prosecutor's Office of Cassation (VKP) to ensure compliance with recommendations of the European Commission, according to Deputy Chief Prosecutor Galina Toneva.
The left-wing Bulgarian Socialist Party, BSP, will join other opposition formations in consultations for a no-confidence vote against the cabinet.
The Bulgarian presidential office is facing serious problems with the legacy of former President, Georgi Parvanov, related to 600 award decrees.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, is most likely to withdraw the country's signature under the controversial international ACTA agreement.
Former EU Commissioner on Consumer Rights, Meglena Kuneva, has firmly denied recent reports that she had participated in ACTA negotiations and has involved Bulgaria in it.
Bulgaria's Foreign Affairs Minister, Nikolay Mladenov, has become the proud father of a baby girl, named Sara.
The global hacker group Anonymous has sent a message and a warning to the Bulgarian authorities in connection with them signing the international ACTA agreement.
Authorities in Bulgaria's Haskovo region have started a controlled draining of the Elena reservoir, which suffered a fault during heavy precipitation in the beginning of last week.
Schools on almost the entire territory of Bulgaria have opened for classes Monday, after being closed for the better part of last week due to extreme winter weather.
A large snowball turned up at a central intersection in the central Bulgarian town of Kazanlak in the small hours Monday.
The Bulgarian State-owned railways BDZ schedule is experiencing disruptions and delays Monday over the new snowfall.
Environmentalists have launched a campaign for the certification of the north-western village of Lyubenovo, Nikopol municipality, as the first bio-village in Bulgaria.
A new heavy snowfall has gripped Bulgaria at the start of the week, accompanied by strong winds in western and northern Bulgaria.
Two very minor earthquakes have been registered in the small hours Monday near Bulgarian capital Sofia.
The fifth edition of the exhibit Bulgarian Archeology 2011 dedicated to the last year archeology season in the country was opened at the National Archeology Institute at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, BAS.
Bulgarian archaeologists surveying the route of the future Nabucco gas transit pipeline have uncovered about 130 archaeological sites, Bulgaria's National Archaeological Institute has announced.
Bulgarian snowboard racer Alexandra Jekova finished fourth, after taking the lead for most of the race, at the US Grand Prix snowboard cross championship in Park City, Utah.
Bulgarian CSKA Sofia's Brazilian forward Michel Platini Mesquita is to be transfered to Romanian Dinamo Bucuresti, according to reports from the Romanian press.
The Sofia City Court sentenced Monday alleged Bulgarian top crime boss, Zlatomir Ivanov aka Baretata (The Beret, The Barret) to 8 years behind bars.
Relatives of late pop icon Whitney Houston have reportedly been told by coroner officials that the singer died from what appears to be a combination of Xanax and other prescription drugs mixed with alcohol rather than drowning.
Israeli officials say their diplomats in India and Georgia have been targeted in apparent bomb attacks.
If equality and non-discrimination are prerequisites for modern democracy and the rule of law, then the Netherlands seem to be losing it.
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