Bulgaria's FDI Crawling Up Jan-May 2012
Bulgaria has registered an increase in its foreign direct investment in January-May 2012 year-on-year, according to the latest data of the Bulgarian National Bank released on Monday.
Bulgaria has registered an increase in its foreign direct investment in January-May 2012 year-on-year, according to the latest data of the Bulgarian National Bank released on Monday.
Greece should follow the example set by neighboring Bulgaria and introduce a flat tax, according to Forbes magazine.
Greece's Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change has approved a preliminary environmental report on the construction of the gas link that is to connect Komotini to Bulgaria's Stara Zagora.
Bulgaria considers implementing measures to attract more Chinese tourists, a Bulgarian MP said during a Chinese parliamentary delegation's visit to the country.
Every second Bulgarian will be spending the summer holdiays at home and the reason is mostly lack of money, a poll shows.
The European Parliament is starting the procedure for equal treatment of the Cyrillic script with the Latin at the European institution, EP President Martin Schulz informs.
Bulgaria's annual inflation was 1.6% in June 2012, the bloc's third lowest, according to Eurostat's latest data.
The majority of Bulgarians, 60%, do not believe in the fairness of the justice system or the fight of the government against corruption and organized crime.
Bulgaria's President, Rosen Plevneliev, is standing firm behind his position that the Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, made a blunder with the decision to dismiss Miroslava Todorova, Chair of the Bulgarian Judges Association, BJA, and Judge at the Sofia Cit
The Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, upheld Monday its decision to dismiss Miroslava Todorova, Chair of the Bulgarian Judges Association, BJA, and Judge at the Sofia City Court.
The entire judicial system and Bulgaria suffered a heavy blow by the decision of the Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, to dismiss Miroslava Todorova, Chair of the Bulgarian Judges Association, BJA, and Judge at the Sofia City Court.
Bulgaria's Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, voiced disbelief that President, Rosen Plevneliev, has sided with a judge with 50 delayed Court cases.
Bulgaria's embattled Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, is preparing a "black list of all magistrates who have delayed their cases "for an unreasonably-long period of time.
Karlovo Mayor Emil Kabaivanov is the new leader of Bulgaria's right-wing party Union of Democratic Forces, UDF.
Some 200 Southeastern European migrants, mostly Romanian and Bulgarian Roma, have been involved in another conflict in Norway, as they settled in a privately owned gravel pit in Oslo, according to Norwegian media.
Bulgarian Maria Stefanova has been elected International Director of the largest women NGO in the world, Zonta International.
The ongoing heat wave in Bulgaria broke the temperature records for the date in four Bulgarian locations Sunday.
Cooler weather is expected in Bulgaria as a Code Yellow alert is declared for 17 Bulgarian regions Monday.
Chinese MPs have expressed their willingness to organize a display of Bulgaria's Thracian treasures in their home country.
Relatives and friends of people in need of blood transfusion are the only blood donors in today's Bulgaria, according to the head of the National Transfusion Centre.
Two Brazilian football players are expected to arrive in days for a probation period at Bulgarian champions Ludogorets, according to media reports.
An Indian pilot has been killed after his glider crashed during a flight over the Bulgarian town of Karlovo, police said.
Bulgarian sprinter Ivet Lalova is the female athlete with the second most beautiful body to compete in the upcoming Olympic Games in London, according to a Mexican newspaper.
Tennis player Tsvetana Pironkova will be Bulgaria's flag-bearer at the London Olympics, according to a report.
Thousands of athletes and officials have begun arriving in London eleven days before the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.
Prosecutors are demanding that notorious Bulgarian businessmen Mario Nikolov be sent behind bars for twelve years on charges of large-scale SAPARD fraud in the amount of over EUR 7 M.
Changing passports to compete for another country has long been common practice among athletes. But as the Olympic Games prepare to kick off in London, the growing incidence of nationality switches is raising eyebrows.
Let's look at "austerity" in Greece, which must certainly be under the greatest pressure of any government today to resolve its financial issues.
"Europe should think about adding a fourth goal to the three 20-20-20 energy-related ones up to the year 2020...
The two American tourists that were kidnapped and kept in captivity for three days in the Egyptian region of Sinai have been released, Egyptian state television has reported.
Syria's envoy to Baghdad, who defected to the opposition last week and was subsequently kicked out of office, says only force can free his country.
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