Bulgaria's Borisov Cabinet has dismissed the CEOs of two key state-owned companies, arms trader Kintex and construction company Technoexportstroy in an unannounced move.
Svetoslav Glossov, Chair of the Bulgarian Construction Chamber (BCC), has cautioned about a forthcoming wave of job cuts in the sector.
Andrey Delchev, Chair of the Bulgarian Petroleum and Gas Association (BPGA), has argued that fuel prices are climbing due to the 'hysteria over Iran' and the seasonal increase in demand.
The State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR) is about to slash purchasing prices of solar-generated electricity in a bid to stem future power price hikes.
Bulgaria's Council of Ministers has approved the issuance of a permit for oil and gas prospecting and exploration at the 15 000 km? Khan Asparuh 1-21 Block off the Black Sea coast near the Romanian border.
Bulgaria's Minister of Economy and Energy, Delyan Dobrev, announced Wednesday that emergency measures have been undertaken to reduce the record-high gasoline and diesel prices in the country.
The total office space in the Bulgarian capital Sofia has reached 1 557 000 square meters with the completion of the latest developments in the first half of 2012, Forton International, a consultancy, announced Wednesday in a release.
Israeli tourists have always liked Bulgaria, according to Orlin Mandov, newly appointed Honorary Consul of Israel in Burgas.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Economy, Energy, and Tourism is starting campaigns to advertise Bulgaria as a tourist destination in cooperation with major German tour operators, the institution announced Wednesday.
A total of twenty three charter flights from Israel have been cancelled after the terror attack in the Black Sea city of Burgas, Bulgarian Economy, Energy and Tourism Minister, Delyan Dobrev, informs.
Traffic across the Bulgaria-Greece border has not been affected by the introduction of passport control after the July 18 terrorist attack in Bulgaria's Burgas, the Bulgarian Interior said on Wednesday.
Bulgaria's government has approved the proposed Israeli honorary consulate in the Black Sea city of Burgas, local media said Wednesday.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and his Bosnian counterpart Vjekoslav Bevanda have issued a joint statement calling on fans to abstain from violence ahead of the Europa league clash between FK Sarajevo and Levski Sofia.
Bulgaria's Foreign Ministry has issued a statement condemning the large number of terrorist attacks in Iraq in the recent days.
The Bulgarian Council of Ministers voted at their regular meeting Wednesday to slate emergency funding for the Bulgarian citizens stranded in the Swedish capital Stockholm.
The Bulgarian berry pickers, stranded in the Swedish capital Stockholm, are still desperately trying to find money to travel back home.
The terrorist attack at the Burgas Sarafovo airport is a shock and huge surprise for Bulgarians, the American Ambassador in Sofia, James Warlick, says.
US Ambassador to Bulgaria James Warlick has announced the successful clean-up completed with US funding of the Chelopechene munitions depot near Bulgaria's Sofia which exploded in July 2008.
Bulgaria's Deputy Defense Minister, Valentin Radev and the US Ambassador in Sofia, James Warlick are announcing Wednesday the conclusion of the cleaning of the Chelopechene military storage.
The general practitioner (GP) fee in Bulgaria will no longer be determined on the basis of the minimum wage, according to amendments to the Health Insurance Act passed on second reading Wednesday.
At least 14 officials of Bulgaria's Customs Agency have reportedly been fired overnight.
The Bulgarian Parliament passed at second reading the most controversial paragraph five in the Forestry Act, submitted by MPs from the ruling GERB party.
The Bulgarian Parliament is holding Friday a behind closed-doors hearing of senior security and intelligence officials in connection with the terror act in the Black Sea city of Burgas.
Bulgaria's Chief Mufti's Office has complained of the public attitudes against the Bulgarian Muslims in the wake of last week's terrorist attack in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Burgas.
Security measures on Bulgarian buses remain inexistent even in the aftermath of the deadly terror attack in Burgas, an investigative report has revealed.
Code Yellow alert for dangerous heat is declared for 14 Bulgarian regions Wednesday, while 3 regions are under Code Yellow for strong winds.
Turkey is suspending the recognition of Bulgarian-issued college diplomas for an indefinite period of time.
A festival of Bulgarian yogurt, folk traditions, and crafts is held in the northeastern city of Razgrad from Wednesday until Friday.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has called a "tough butcher" one of the key doctors who helped the wounded Israeli tourists in the July 18 terrorist attack in Burgas during an award ceremony on Wednesday.
Bulgarian Health Minister Desislava Atanasova has awarded three heads of medical teams with honorary diplomas for their work in the aftermath of last Wednesday's terror attack in the city of Burgas.
Bulgarian TV viewers are eagerly anticipating the upcoming Olympic Games in London, according to a study conducted by the country's National Center for Study of Public Opinion.
Two Bulgarian nationals have been arrested in Chile for draining cloned credit cards, Chile's La Nacion has said, as cited by Bulgarian media.
The security services at Bulgaria's Burgas Airport failed to prevent the July 18 terrorist attack because they were not observing the attitude of the passengers, according to a former security chief of Israel's national airlines El Al.
A new lead emerging in the investigation of the July 18 terrorist attack in Bulgaria's Burgas is that the alleged suicide bomber has arrived from Belgium and could be a Belgian national.
Six officials of chopper manufacturer Eurocopter died in a crash Wednesday after a helicopter plunged into a mountain in South East France.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon reportedly arrived in Pristina Tuesday morning with a 45-minute delay because Serbia did not allow his plane to fly over Serbian territory en route to Kosovo.
North Korean state media have confirmed for the first time that the country's leader Kim Jong-un is married.
51% of likely US voters say their country should help Israel if it attacks Iran, according to a poll conducted by Rasmussen.
Tajikistan's President Emomali Rahmon has ordered troops and police to cease fire in the town of Khorog in Tajikstan's restive Gorno-Badakhshan region, with authorities starting talks with militants after gun battles have left at least 40 dead, a local of
US President Barack Obama extended for another year Wednesday sanctions against entities the US considers threatening to Lebanon's stability, thus referring to Hezbollah backers.
Turkey has closed all its 13 border crossings on its 900 km border with Syria, Hayati Yazici, the country's Minister of Customs and Trade, announced Wednesday.
Romania's opposition called on its supporters to boycott the upcoming referendum on whether to impeach suspended President Traian Basescu.
Turkey has declared it will consider Bulgarian-issued university diplomas null and void for an indefinite period of time.
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