Bulgarian Transport Minister Ivaylo Moskovski announced Wednesday during a construction forum that the Danube Bridge 2 Project (Vidin-Calafat) would be finalized by end-2012.
Bulgaria is one of the three EU Member States to register an annual increase in production in the construction sector in July 2012, according to Eurostat data.
Metropoliten EAD has announced a public procurement for the construction of three new stations along Sofia's first metro line.
Austrian investors have demonstrated interest towards all Bulgarian ports on the Danube River, says Bulgarian Transport Minister, Ivaylo Moskovski.
Bulgaria should seek counsel from the European Commission about how to deal with Russian company Atomstroyexport's EUR 1 B claim against freezing the Belene NPP project, said Bulgarian European Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva.
The Bulgarian government has awarded Dublin-registered Moesia Oil and Gas four oil and gas prospecting permits in the northern parts of the country.
Organizations of renewable energy producers will announce Wednesday if Bulgaria should be gearing up for a new electricity price hike.
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov has reiterated that Bulgaria is losing patience with the Dutch opposition to Schengen enlargement.
The European Parliament Environment Committee voted Wednesday on a proposal for stringent regulatory measures for controversial shale gas drilling known as fracking.
The European Commission announced Wednesday a new EUR 239 M humanitarian initiative to broaden the aid outreach of the EU.
The EC will not interfere into the dispute between Bulgaria and Macedonia concerning cultural and historical heritage and wants the two countries to resolve the issue through bilateral dialogue.
Bulgaria's investigators selected their envoy to the country's Supreme Judicial Council Wednesday.
A heated debate took place in the Bulgarian Parliament Wednesday on legislative amendments proposals for rallies and protests to be carried out only in the Bulgarian language.
The trial in the case of a tragic bus accident on Bulgaria's Trakiya highway, which took nine lives, is finally starting Wednesday, over one year after it occured.
One member of Bulgaria's new Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, from the investigators' quota will be elected Wednesday.
The libel case against Bulgaria's Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, initiated by the Chair of the Bulgarian Judges Association (BJA), was postponed by the Plovdiv Regional Court.
The Council of Ministers is planning to give Bulgarians a six-day long break for Easter next year.
Code yellow for potentially dangerous weather has been declared for Thursday for 17 regions in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian archaeologists suppose they might have discovered manna from the relics of St. Nicholas, said Bulgarian National Museum of History director Bozhidar Dimitrov.
The French gendarmerie from the city of Montpellier has detained a group of 3 Bulgarians that copied data of banking cards with skimming devices.
A man came out waving a hand gun in front of the official cortege driving Bulgaria's Minister of Interior Tsvetan Tsvetanov Wednesday.
Sofia Airport has been completely evacuated after a bomb threat was received in the early afternoon Saturday.
The body of former Turkish President, Turgut Ozal, is to be exhumed for an autopsy to investigate suspicions surrounding his death.
A horse-drawn cart passed us on the way to the sidewalk cafe in the sleepy Bulgarian mountain town of Yakoruda, where we sipped espresso and munched on phyllo-and-feta pastries.
Hidden in Bulgaria's Rhodope mountains lies the village of Gella, the perfect place for a luxury retreat.
The civil war in Syria is directed against all forces opposing Israel, stated embattled Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad.
France has decided to shut down starting Friday its embassies in 20 Muslim countries over security concerns after the Charlie Hebdo newspaper published caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed.
The Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church has been adamant recently in its attempts to persuade the government that the introduction of religious education in the core curriculum of Bulgarian schools is necessary.
The Diplomatic Channel section of Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) and Novinite.bg is publishing an exclusive opinion article by China's Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Song Tao on the occasion of the 15th China-EU Summit starting in Brussels on Septembe
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