Bulgaria's largest private TV station bTV is decided to sue Magardich Halvadzhiyan, an independent producer, after the latter accused it of censorship.
Bulgaria's government must up all salaries by 10%, the Confederation of Independent Bulgarian Syndicates (KNSB), a major trade union, has announced.
The Southern Bulgarian Plovdiv Municipality has declared buildings retrofitted under the Energy Upgrade of Bulgarian Homes tax-exempt.
Some 2 000 people have rallied in the northern Bulgarian city of Pleven in support for the Belene nuclear power plant project, which has been abandoned by Bulgaria's Borisov Cabinet.
Bulgaria's rulers from the center-right party GERB and their supposed opposition operate in agreement, according to ex EU Commissioner and aspiring political leader Meglena Kuneva.
Bulgaria has joined the celebrations of the 42th anniversary of the Earth Day initiative on Sunday.
Bulgarian archaeologists have unearthed an Ancient Greek vase featuring an erotic scene during excavations in the Black Sea town of Sozopol.
Bulgarian striker Dimitar Berbatov, who will leave Manchester United during the summer, has received a ringing tribute from Sir Alex Ferguson.
Exit polls from the French presidential elections have shown Socialist candidate Francois Hollande with 28.4% of the vote and President Nicolas Sarkozy with 25.5%, according to French television.
Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has been returned to prison after a brief hospital stay, Interfax-Ukraine reported Sunday citing a statement made by penitentiary sources.
Thousands of Orthodox Church believers gathered at Moscow's Christ the Savior Cathedral for a nationwide prayer "in defense of the faith and desecrated sacred objects" on Sunday.
The situation in Macedonia over the recent five murders near Skopje that caused ethnic tensions is not dangerous, according to OSCE Ambassador Ralf Breth.
The government of Vietnam intends to ask for international help to find out what is causing a skin infection that has already killed 19 people.
Polls have opened in France's presidential election, taking place amid widespread concern over the eurozone crisis and high unemployment.
About 125 people have been injured, at least 13 of them seriously, when two passenger trains collided in the Amsterdam area, Dutch officials say.
Senior officials of the Freight Services unit of the Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ) have uncovered fuel thefts carried out at the locomotive equipment point in the southern town of Svilengrad.
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