Agri Minister Mulls Bulgarian Rose Act
Agriculture Minister, Miroslav Naydenov, announced plans to have experts at his institution working on a rose oil standard and a law for the Bulgarian rose.
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Agriculture Minister, Miroslav Naydenov, announced plans to have experts at his institution working on a rose oil standard and a law for the Bulgarian rose.
Bulgaria's Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov, has promised additional funding from Budget 2013 for municipalities with a stable fiscal state.
Bulgaria expects a 5% to 8% increase of foreign tourists during summer season 2012, according to the Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism, Delyan Dobrev.
Although the EU will not have any express subsidies for tobacco growers, it will allow them to be financed under general agricultural subsidies, according to EC official Roger White.
Bulgaria's former EU commissioner Meglena Kuneva officially founded her political party Sunday.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Justice issued a statement that the state budget for 2013 will include funds to satisfy demands by workers in Bulgaria's prisons, who went out on protest Sunday.
A UK tourist has been hospitalized in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Burgas, after being discovered unconscious and with heavy injuries.
Bulgaria's Parliament is holding Sunday and open doors day with the building open for visitors between 11 am and 5 pm.
Bulgarian prison guards and employees are staging a protest rally in downtown Sofia Sunday.
A modular group for the detonation and destruction of unexploded ammunition from military unit 22 220 in the city of Sliven is securing Sunday the area of the blast near the Petolachkata junction in southeastern Bulgaria.
The Bulgarian National Museum of Military History is staging in Paris an art exhibition entitled "Interpretations of the 1912-1918 Wars" at the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in the French capital.
Bulgaria's best female tennis player Tsvetana Pironkova is to climb to the 39th place in the WTA ranking following her single win at the Roland Garros torunament.
Bulgarian footballer Stiliyan Petrov, who is fighting a severe case of leukaemia, remains the captain of Aston Villa, announced new manager Paul Lambert.
Bulgaria's men volleyball team managed to secure a precious victory against France in the Olympic qualifier.
Two separate attacks carried out in churches during Sunday service in Nigeria are feared to have caused the deaths of dozens.
Israeli Vice-PM Shaul Mofaz has renewed the calls of his country for an international military intervention to topple the regime of Syria President Bashar Al-Assad.
The life of ousted Egypt President Hosni Mubarak is reported to be in danger, after he suffered a health breakdown upon receiving a life sentence June 2.
The Minister of Internal Security and Local Administration of Kenya, George Saitoti, has been killed in a helicopter crash.
France is holding Sunday the first round of key general elections, with polls forecasting a victory for the left wing.
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