Bulgarians Rise Against Fracking Once Again
Bulgarians gathered in the Northeastern town of Dobrich on Saturday to protest against the potential use of the hydraulic fracturing technology in the country.
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Bulgarians gathered in the Northeastern town of Dobrich on Saturday to protest against the potential use of the hydraulic fracturing technology in the country.
The South Stream gas pipeline project is "doomed", according to Ivan Kostov, leader of the right-wing Democrats for Strong Bulgaria party.
Macedonian Foreign Minister Nikola Poposki has claimed that the Bulgarian Ambassador to the country was not attacked in Skopje earlier this year.
Bulgarian President, Rosen Plevneliev, is leaving on a working trip to New York to participate in the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly.
Bulgaria, Latvia, and Lithuania rank first in the EU in 2011 by the rise road freight transport, measured in metric ton per kilometer (tkm).
The European Commission is going to follow with great interest the future developments in Bulgaria's so-called SAPARD case for the draining of EUR millions of EU funds.
Several hundred Bulgarians gathered in the capital Sofia to protest against the increased prices of fuels, electricity and water on Saturday.
People from the Plovdiv village of Katunitsa in Bulgaria are marking Saturday the one year anniversary of the tragic events that led to the deaths of two teens.
Bulgaria's old capital and central city of Veliko Tarnovo marked the 104th anniversary of the country's Independence.
The Bulgarian prosecutors have elected the four members of Bulgaria's new Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, from their professional quota.
Celebrations have begun Saturday across the country with Bulgaria marking 104 years since the formal declaration of its independence from the Ottoman Turkish Empire.
Two strong earthquakes with magnitude of 5.6 points and 4.8 points on the Richter scale have been registered near the Greek capital Athens.
The Bulgarian government will allocate more money for university student scholarships in 2013, Bulgarian Education Minister Sergey Ignatov has promised.
The State Agency for Bulgarians Abroad has provided schoolbooks for ethnic Bulgarian children in grades 5, 6, and 7, in a school in the Serbian town of Bosilegrad.
Belgian authorities have said they have dismantled a jihadist network sending young men to fight in Somalia.
Five people have been arrested Saturday in the Sveti Vlas beach resort in Bulgaria in a special police operation codenamed "The Guest Performers.
A war between Israel and Iran "will eventually happen", according to Iran's Revolutionary Guard, Gen.
Facebook has suspended the facial recognition tool that suggests when registered users could be tagged in photographs uploaded to its website.
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