Bulgaria's economy is showing some "shy" signs of recovery, according to the Chairman of the Bulgarian Chamber of Trade and Industry, (BCTI), Tsvetan Simeonov.
Porsche BG is the only company allowed by the public tender committee to enter the last stage of the Bulgarian Parliament's order for new automobiles.
Bulgaria's business sector has the opportunity to invest in the Antarctic as long as it is interested in doing so, according to the Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA).
About four-kilometers-long truck line has formed Friday at the Kapitan Andreevo-Kapakule border crossing point between Bulgaria and Turkey.
Bulgaria has already received EUR 48 M from French Total, which will be drilling for oil and gas off Bulgaria's Black Sea coast, according to Delyan Dobrev, Minister of Energy, Economy and Tourism.
Alexander Radkov, Chairman of the Russian Federal Tourism Agency and Ivo Marinov, Bulgaria's Deputy Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism informed about a 34% y/y increase in the number of Russian tourists to Bulgaria in the period January-September 19.
The historic ethnic Bulgarian community in Ukraine is a "constructive" part of Bulgaria, and must play a greater role in Bulgarian society, according to Vice President Margarita Popova.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has allegedly insulted Greece authorities by saying that his country is ready to pave with asphalt 1.
Bulgarian President, Rosen Plevneliev, is calling Friday a meeting of the Consultative Council on National Security, KSNS.
Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov has spoken out in favor of preserving the Cohesion Policy of the European Union during a meeting with his German counterpart Guido Westerwelle in Berlin.
Bulgaria has one of the highest conviction rates at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, according to ECHR statistics.
Financing in the amount of BGN 1 M from the EU Operational Program Administrative Capacity will be used for improving the capacity of Bulgarian investigators.
Bulgaria does not stand any chance to enter the Schengen Agreement during ruling centrist-right GERB's term in power, according to Sergey Stanishev, leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party and the Party of European Socialists.
Salaries of policemen can be upped by 5% to 7% with their social benefits remaining at the same level, says Bulgarian Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov.
Meglena Kuneva, Bulgaria's former EU Commissioner who is now the leader of her own political party "Bulgaria for Citizens" is warning of a huge "disaster" over tempering with national statistics data.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has claimed that his centrist-right GERB party "loves" the city of Pernik that was jolted by a strong quake in May, unlike the left-wing Bulgarian Socialist Party.
Parking in downtown Sofia, in the so-called Blue zone, on Saturday, September 22, which is Independence Day, will be free of charge.
Four more members of Bulgaria's new Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, from the prosecutors' quota will be elected Friday.
Bulgaria should integrate its Roma, since it would be an important step for the country's labor market, Bulgarian EU Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva.
Code yellow has been declared for 21 Bulgarian regions Friday over the forecast for gusty winds.
German band Rammstein has announced its second concert in Bulgaria's capital Sofia.
Mariyan Mirchev, the man who came out waving a handgun in front of the official cortege of Bulgaria's Minister of Interior Tsvetan Tsvetanov, will be sent to a psychiatry clinic for 10 days.
The Appellate Court in the Bulgarian city of Veliko Tarnovo ruled Friday on the tragic train fire case that killed nine people with reducing the sentences of two of the three defendants.
Bulgarian businessman Mario Nikolov and the other defendants in the country's highly publicized SAPARD money laundering case were acquitted on all charges by a Bulgarian court on Friday.
The Appellate Court in the Bulgarian city of Veliko Tarnovo is to rule on Friday on the tragic 2008 fire in the Sofia-Kardam train that killed nine people.
At least three people have been killed and dozens injured in clashes between Pakistani police and protesters over the low-budget US film "The Innocence of Muslims" that has sparked riots across the Islamic world.
The international airport in the capital of the Czech Republic has formally been named after Czech dissident, author, and former President Vaclav Havel, as the sign with Havel's name was installed on Friday.
Poland has protested a photo exhibition by a Ukrainian fashion magazine featuring models posing next to graves of Polish World War I soldiers in Ukraine.
Extremists used the controversial film "Innocence of Muslims" as a pretext to carry out worldwide attacks, according to US President Barack Obama.
Italy and Switzerland have made their first appearance on the Congressional International Anti-Piracy Caucus' annual watch list of copyright offenders.
The Czech government has imposed a ban on hard liquor exports following the deaths of 23 people, with the victims .
The few independent Bulgarian journalists are justified in being disappointed with the long-awaited meeting in Sofia with EU Digital Agenda Commissioner Neelie Kroes.
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