The delays in the construction of Lot 1 of Bulgaria's Maritsa Highway leading to the border with Turkey will be made up for, according to the Bulgarian government.
Bulgaria's government approved Wednesday a memorandum of understanding between Bulgaria's Executive Agency for Promotion of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises and Montenegro's Directorate for Development of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises.
Bulgarian far-right parties Ataka (Attack) and VMRO are to stage a protest against the recent steep price hikes of electricity, central heating and water in front of the Council of Ministers building in downtown Sofia.
European Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht has begged the European Parliament to save the controversial ACTA trade agreement.
Rural areas in Bulgaria are reporting peak interest in subsidized projects for the construction of photovoltaic systems.
Bulgarian Energy and Economy Minister Delyan Dobrev has explained that Bulgaria could have postponed its renewable energy commitments to the EU for a period after 2015, which would have prevented the current electricity price spike.
Greece deems it highly important to boost its bilateral energy projects with Bulgaria, Greek President Karolos Papoulias told Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev in Athens.
Bulgaria will support Greece on its way towards a new economic growth, as it has always done, Bulgarian Preisdent Rosen Plevneliev has declared.
Bulgaria's government has eventually decided to turn down the international offers for help over the wildfire raging in the Vitosha Mountain near Sofia, the Interior Ministry announced late Tuesday night.
Bulgaria's authorities will be using the wildfire raging in the Vitosha Mountain near Sofia in order to test a special fire-fighting tank developed by a state-owned military plant, the Defense Ministry has announced.
Bulgaria's ruling party GERB expects a "positive" EC monitoring report on the country's post EU accession progress, according to a Member of Parliament, Anastas Anastasov.
Bulgarian Krum Garkov has been appointed as Executive Director of a new EU Agency for large-scale information systems in the Home Affairs area.
The European Parliament rejected the controversial global Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement in a crucial vote on Wednesday.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov wants a closer cooperation to be established between the country's Finance Ministry and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS).
Bulgarian environmental activists have urged Sofia Mayor Yordanka Fandakova to terminate the privatization contract for the ski lifts in the Vitosha Mountain with the notorious Vitosha Ski company.
The large-scale wildfire in the Vitosha Mountain near Sofia has not been contained, and is actually advancing towards the suburbs of the Bulgarian capital, according to the Bulgarian Greens.
Nikolay Nikolov, head of Bulgaria's Fire Brigade and Civil Protection Directorate, has rejected allegations that the efforts to put out the wildfire raging in the Vitosha Mountain since Sunday are chaotic.
The ongoing efforts to extinguish the raging wildfire in Bulgaria's Vitosha Mountain are very badly organized, volunteers have alarmed.
Code yellow for potentially dangerous weather has been declared for a total of 12 Bulgarian regions on Wednesday over extremely hot weather.
Bulgarians have renewed efforts to extinguish the wildfire that has been raging since Sunday in the Vitosha Mountain near Sofia.
A Belgian court for juvenile offenders has acquitted the only suspect for the savage beating of a Bulgarian student in the Brussels metro.
Angel Rashkov, one of the grandsons of notorious Roma clan boss Kiril Rashkov, has been sentenced one year and four months behind bars for trying to bribe police officers.
An ATM exploded in the Southern Bulgarian city of Pernik at around 03:30 am on Wednesday.
Italy's 2012 public deficit will be 2.0% of its GDP, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti said on Wednesday.
Romania's leftist government will seek to suspend and then impeach the country's center-right President, Traian Basescu.
The late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, who died in 2004, may have lost his life as a result of being poisoned by polonium, according to a study ordered by Al Jazeera, the Qatar-based TV channel reported on Wednesday.
A man due to be evicted from his house has taken hostages in the Southern German city of Karlsruhe, according to media reports.
CERN Scientists may have made the biggest scientific discovery of the century by capturing the elusive Higgs boson particle that gives matter mass and holds the physical fabric of the universe together.
An exclusive interview of Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) and Novinite.bg with Bulgarian Minister of Economy, Energy, and Tourism Delyan Dobrev.
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