Several major Bulgarian newspaper and magazine publishers have founded a new media association in Sofia, after the Union of Publishers in Bulgaria has been ripped apart by conflicts.
The sales of pharmaceuticals in Bulgaria increased by 12% in 2011 compared with 2010, according to data of IMS Health, a global healthcare industry consultancy.
Turkey's Turkcell, the head of Bulgaria's Corporate Commercial Bank and Icelandic businessman Thor Bjorgolfsson are interested in the sale of Bulgaria's telecom Vivacom, local media reports say.
Telekom Austria is no longer interested in the sale of Bulgaria's Vivacom, heir to the state-owned Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (BTC), a foreign media report says.
The European Commission has launched an investigation against Bulgaria on allegations of liquidity support to Corporate Commercial Bank, which is believed to finance the media group of mogul Irena Krasteva.
Remittances - money sent by Bulgarian migrants to family members back home – continue to increase slightly, but steadily despite the global downturn, data from the central bank shows.
Russian energy giant Gazprom has reduced the price of gas in its long-term contracts for European consumers by 10%.
Bulgaria's government is expected to list its 33% minority stake in E.ON and CEZ power distributors in April and May respectively in a bid to enliven the local stock exchange and boost revenues.
Bulgaria does not utilize properly the Vitosha mountain located right next to its capital Sofia in order to develop winter sports, according to Gian-Franco Kasper, President of the International Ski Federation (FIS).
Several hundred sports fans in Kosovo's capital Prishtina have sought to offend Macedonia by declaring that God created Macedonians as Bulgarians.
Latvia is set to vote in a referendum on Saturday on whether to adopt Russian as a second official language in the country, which could also mean a potential official EU status for Russian.
The European Commission will request that labor restrictions on Bulgarians and Romanians be lifted by the last nine EU member states to have them, EU Commissioner for Employment and Social Affairs Laszlo Andor said in Brussels.
The Netherlands has reiterated its "no" to Romania and Bulgaria's bids to join the Schengen Agreement, it has been made clear.
Bulgaria's Parliament unanimously ratified Croatia's EU accession treaty on Friday.
Nine EU states are to share the arguments behind their decisions to stop Bulgarians and Romanians from their labor markets until the end of 2013 during EU's Council of Employment and Social Policy Ministers on Friday.
The Luxembourg-based EU Court of Justice has ruled that social networking sites cannot be compelled to install general filters to prevent the illegal trading of music and other copyrighted material.
Bulgaria's Parliament will ratify Croatia's EU accession treaty on Friday, becoming the third EU country after Hungary and Slovakia to do it.
Nadya Shabani, head of Bulgaria's state Child Protection Agency, has submitted her resignation, citing personal reasons.
Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov has demanded that the option of plea bargain be barred for defendants in traffic accidents involving death.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the state-owned Irrigation Systems company, Georgi Harizanov, has not completed a bachelor's degree and is currently a student.
Over 80 Sofia-based judges have urged the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) to come up with a proper institutional response to the occasional accusations of Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov against the judiciary.
Bulgaria needs legislative amendments to ensure harsher sanctions for those who have killed people in traffic accidents, the country's Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov has declared.
The embattled director of Bulgaria's National Health Insurance Fund, Neli Nesheva, who got involved in a bonus scandal on Wednesday, has filed her resignation.
Commenting on the scandal with the director of Bulgaria's National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF), Neli Nesheva, who was revealed Thursday to have pocketed a huge bonus for 2011, Prime Minister Borisov has called for her resignation.
The entire Cuban boxing team will participate in the Strandzha Tournament in Bulgaria next Wednesday, which will be the competitive debut of the islanders for this Olympic year, reported the Cuban Information Agency (AIN).
The President of the International Ski Federation Gian-Franco Kasper has praised Bulgaria's head of state Rosen Plevneliev for his ideas about the development of skiing and winter sports.
Bulgaria's top female tennis player Tsvetana Pironkova has been beaten in the third round of the tennis tournament in Doha, Qatar.
Following a long-protracted trial, a Bulgarian court has delivered another four-year jail sentence to Toshko Dobrev, former CEO of the scandalous municipal real estate company Sofiyski Imoti (Sofia Properties).
A: It is good that Brussels forces the government to make hens and pigs in Bulgaria happy.
The UK and France have signed a deal on increased cooperation in the development of nuclear energy while also announcing closer defense ties.
'Turkmenistan's President Gurbanguli Berdymukhamedov has been inaugurated for his second five-year term after winning the local presidential elections with 97% of the vote.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has declared that she will seek agreement with the opposition on a new German president after Christian Wulff's resignation on Friday.
Horst Seehofer, the President of Germany's upper house of Parliament, will become interim president of the country, announced Christian Wulff, who resigned as President on Fiday.
Germany's President Christian Wolf resigned on Friday after a series of scandals that rattled the country over the past three months.
The UN General Assembly has approved a non-binding resolution that endorses an Arab League plan calling for embattled President Bashar Assad to step aside.
UK Prime Minister David Cameron has offered to consider more powers for Scotland if it votes against independence in a referendum expected to take place in 2014.
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