Employees of the Lead and Zinc Complex (LZC; OTZK), the largest Bulgarian producer of non-ferrous metals in the southern city of Kardzhali, will renew protests on Tuesday due to the uncertain future of the plant.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, surprisingly joined Monday the inspection of the progress of construction works on the Hemus highway in northern Bulgaria.
As Bulgaria's economy hovers on the brink of its second recession in three years, analysts have warned the slump will take the biggest bite out of exports.
Bulgaria's finance ministry has selected BNP Paribas, HSBC and Raiffeisen as mediators for the eurobond issue that the country plans to float this year.
The relocation of State structures from the capital Sofia to other Bulgarian cities would not cost much, according to Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov.
Bulgaria's final foreign direct investment for 2011 will probably amount to EUR 1.6 B, according to Borislav Stefanov, head of the InvestBulgaria Agency.
Since the beginning of the year, no money has been transferred to Bulgaria's Silver Fund, set up to anchor the public pension system, shows its balance sheet, published online by the finance ministry.
Bulgarian Social Policy and Labor Minister, Totyu Mladenov, admits that in the last several years wages in the country have been lagging behind.
Bulgaria's Deputy Economy Minister Valentin Nikolov has been appointed in charge of the country's only operational nuclear power plant in Kozloduy in a surprising government move.
The deadline for the payoff of the loan taken by Bulgaria's National Electric Company, NEK, for the flopped project to build a second Nuclear Power Plant in the Danube town of Belene will be extended by one year.
Plans for the introduction of cars entrance fees are about to stir the latest scandal at Bulgaria's seaside resort of Sunny Beach, just before the summer season kicks off.
Six ambassadors to Bulgaria lauded Monday the newly passed illegal assets confiscation bill, cautioning that the next step was to ensure its smooth implementation by an independent and strong commission.
Bulgaria's "First Lady," Yuliyana Plevnelieva, is not going to accompany her husband during his first official visit to the US as President later in May
The leader of the left-wing Bulgarian Socialist Party, BSP, Chairman of the Party of European Socialists, PES, and former Prime Minister, Sergey Stanishev, has voiced deep satisfaction from the results of the presidential elections in France.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has demanded that a single state agency be set up in order to be in charge of the development of the long anticipated but apparently highly elusive e-government services.
The municipal administration in the southern Black Sea city of Burgas has insisted that the Executive Agency on Fisheries and Aquaculture (EAFA) should be moved to Burgas rather than Varna.
Bulgaria's Vice President Margarita Popova has granted a first and one single pardon since the beginning of her term in office.
Bulgarian President, Rosen Plevneliev, is giving Monday an account for the activities of his institution during the first 100 days since taking the oath of office.
The three brown bear cubs born in the Stara Zagora Zoo in January have become celebrities in Bulgaria.
Bulgarians and visitors to the country are in for a sizzling hot summer, which was already heralded by the record-highs at the beginning of May.
A Bulgarian businessman has donated an absolutely unique Ancient Thracian statue to the Archaeology Museum in Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Varna.
Bulgaria's organized crime will see their old favorite - illegal cigarette sales - boom after smoking is banned in all enclosed public spaces as of June 1, an expert has warned.
The Bulgarian Doctors Union (BDU) has been penalized for the anti-competitive move of setting a minimum price for a private medical examination.
Bulgarian heavywieght boxer Kubrat Pulev has climbed up to the fourth spot in the BoxRec World Heavyweight Ranking after winning the EBU European heavyweight title.
As we traveled toward the historic village of Arbanasi, Bulgaria, we learned about liquid gold.
"Bulgaria brings together the best of the Eastern and Western world.
The EU and Germany have made it clear Greece must stick to the commitments it has entered into for the two EU/IMF bailouts, whatever the line-up of its next government.
Vladimir Putin, who was inaugurated for the third time Monday as President of the Russian Federation, has nominated his predecessor Dmitry Medvedev to become Prime Minister.
Greece faces anew the risk of default and exit from the euro zone, experts have warned after voters rejected austerity and the terms of the country's bailout from the European Union and International Monetary Fund.
Vladimir Putin has been sworn into office as Russian president on Monday in a glittering Kremlin ceremony that took place less than 24 hours after protesters opposed to his rule had battled police in downtown Moscow.
Vladimir Putin will be inaugurated President of Russia Monday in a ceremony in the capital, Moscow.
Greece's two governing parties, which supported tough austerity measures in the midst of a debt crisis, have been crashed and lost their parliamentary majority in Sunday's election.
Serbian President Boris Tadic and his challenger Tomislav Nikolic are heading for a run-off with initial results showing Tadic and his Democratic party slightly ahead in presidential and parliamentary elections.
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