Yiannis Boutaris, Thessaloniki Mayor, has announced that around 6000 companies based in the region of the city have moved operations to Bulgaria.
Over the past two years, the Netherlands was the top investor in Bulgaria, followed by Austria according to InvestBulgaria Agency Executive Director Borislav Stefanov.
Pork prices in Bulgaria have increased by 20% over the last week, reaching between BGN 7.4 (EUR 3.78) and BGN 9 per kilogram.
Bulgaria's State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR) is discussing for the first time in a long period a reduction of natural gas prices in the country.
Bulgaria will announce within a month a public tender for deep-water exploration of oil and natural gas in Black Sea waters, near neighboring Turkey.
Bulgaria's former EU Commissioner Meglena Kuneva has criticized the country's ruling centrist-right GERB for what she perceives as the party's inadequacy during negotiations with Russia for the scrapped Belene NPP project.
Bulgaria's second-largest city Plovdiv ought to become the country's main hub for food production, according to President Rosen Plevneliev.
A total of BGN 1 M have been gathered in fines from irregularities in beach operation during the 2012 summer season in Bulgaria.
The number of tourists who have visited Bulgaria in June and July 2012 is up 6%, compared to the same months of 2011.
An injured Bulgarian diplomat is being transported from Greece to the Military Hospital in capital Sofia Thursday evening.
Bulgarians need to deliberate more about their present and future, stated Bulgarian European Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva.
After declaring that it has lost patience with the Netherlands over the Dutch veto on Bulgaria’s Schengen accession, the Bulgarian government is now “striking back” through a MEP, the ruling center-right party GERB stated.
The European Commission refuted reports that it plans to ban the growing and processing of Turkish tobacco, which stirred alarm in Bulgaria.
The Advocate General of the EU Court of Justice believes the installation of electricity meters higher up electricity poles in streets in the Roma districts of the northwestern Bulgarian town of Montana may be justified as long as it is aimed at preventin
Bulgaria has the potential to become the country with the highest Internet speed in Europe, according to EU Digital Agenda Commissioner Neelie Kroes.
EU Commissioner responsible for the Digital Agenda and Vice-president of the European Commission Neelie Kroes is to visit Bulgaria on Thursday amid concerns about the country's press freedom.
Former EU Commissioner Meglena Kuneva, who is leading a new Bulgarian political party, snubbed an approachment call by the opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party.
Bulgaria's Parliament did not back a proposal made by the xenophobic Ataka (Attack) party demanding that all public rallies in the country be held only in Bulgarian.
The Bulgarian Parliament voted Thursday to establish a temporary inquiry committee to probe corruption among senior officials.
There is no united position among Bulgarian media on the essence of media freedom, stated European Commissioner Neelie Kroes, who is on a visit to Sofia Thursday.
The Bulgarian Parliament decided to "close" night establishments in Sofia's infamous Studentski Grad (College Town).
A Bulgarian device has been produced that will automatically call 112 in case of a traffic accident, local media say.
The mass clean-up effort at a blasted ammo depot in southeastern Bulgaria has been finally conluded.
As a side effect to its financial and economic troubles, Greece is facing a significant brain drain, writes the Financial Times in its Alphaville blog.
The prosecutor in the case of the 2008 deadly train fire in Bulgaria asked Thursday for the maximum penalty of fifteen years behind bars for two of the three defendants.
Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, had firmly rejected media reports that Bulgarian border police have arrested the accomplice of the perpetrator of the terror act in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Burgas.
Bulgarian border police have allegedly arrested the accomplice of the perpetrator of the terror act in the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Burgas.
The Bulgarian national arrested by the police in the Italian city of Milan has been identified as Lachezar Angelov, 25, from the western town of Dupnitsa.
The police in Milan, Italy, have allegedly arrested a Bulgarian, whose name has not been announced, but it is said that he is from the western town of Dupnitsa and has a guilty verdict.
A trial on terrorism charges against two Bulgarians, four Russians and one Moldovan has been launched in the Czech Republic.
Outgoing Chinese PM Wen Jiabao reaffirmed his country's commitment to help the EU sort out its financial crisis, during his final visit to Brussels Thursday.
A helicopter unit of the Croatian army has rescued 38 beseiged soldiers from different Balkan countries in Afghanistan, writes Croatian paper Jutarnji List Thursday.
Paris police have banned a rally against anti-Islam film "Innocence of Muslims" scheduled for Saturday outside the Grand Mosque in Paris.
Greece and a visiting troika of international inspectors have closed in on a planned multi-billion euro package of budget cuts, according to a Greek government official.
The September 11 attack on the US consulate in Benghazi was in fact "a terrorist attack", with indications that al Qaeda were directly involved, according to a top US official.
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