Facebook Passes 1 B Users Threshold
Facebook has now more than 1 B users, announced the social network's founder Mark Zuckerberg Thursday.
Facebook has now more than 1 B users, announced the social network's founder Mark Zuckerberg Thursday.
The Bulgarian state anti-trust agency has launched a price-fixing investigation in the country's the flour producton sector.
Bulgaria's government should consider introducing import restrictions if it wants to support small and medium-sized enterprises, according to Vin Morar, entrepreneurship development specialist.
A mobile group of Bulgaria's Fisheries Agency have intercepted a Romanian citizen illegally transporting close to 2 tonnes of fish.
The unemployment rate in September was 10.6%, down by 0.1% month on month, according to data of Bulgaria's Employment Agency, which keeps track of the number of unemployed registered at Labor Offices.
Low-cost Wizz Air company, which operates a number of flights from Bulgaria, announced its new cabin baggage policy designed to eliminate the excessive number of bags carried onboard.
Cyprus will request the amount of EUR 11 B for a bailout to recapitalize its bank system and cover holes in its budget, according to sources quoted by the Bloomberg agency.
Czech power firm Energo-Pro have acquired the bulk of the capital of its two units in Bulgaria right after the trade with their shares started on the local stock exchange.
Bulgaria's Budget 2013 envisages increases of the excise duty rate on diesel, gasoil and kerosene.
Bulgaria's government has been forced to allot a huge sum for improving the dilapidated road next to a scandalous hydro energy project in the Rhodopi Mountains.
Bulgaria is among the EU countries which foreign tourists avoid for repeat visits and would not recommend it to their friends.
Europe is to remain a global power and will enter in a new phase of deeper integration, said Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev in an interview for Wall Street Journal Thursday.
Bulgaria has condemned Syria's attack on Turkish territory, saying it supports the statement by NATO's North Atlantic Council on developments on the Turkish – Syrian border.
The Bulgarian Helsinki Committee is starting a new case against Bulgaria at the European Court of Human Rights over the death of a 19-year-old at a state-run institution for children with disabilities.
Two lucky people from Bulgaria have each won EUR 1000 of camera equipment and a trip for two to Brussels after emerging as winners of "Europe in My Region" photo competition.
The Bulgarian Socialist Party is the only force who can prevent a second term in office of center-right ruling GERB party, said PES leader Sergey Stanishev, who also chairs the Bulgarian Socialists.
Bulgaria is preparing itself from a flood of refugees from Syria in the wake of heightening of tensions in the region, revealed Bulgarian Red Cross chief Hristo Grigorov.
Bulgarian Christian Orthodox Church Patriarch Maxim has left the Lozenets Hospital, where he was for a second prolonged treatment during 2012.
In end-September 2012, 14% of Bulgarians said they intended to leave the country for good, according to results of a nationwide representative survey by the National Center for Public Opinion Research (NCIOM) on migration attitudes in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev is expected to announce on Thursday this year's holder of "John Atanassoff" annual information technologies award.
Bulgaria's border police have captured 22 Syrian illegal immigrants in a single day at the country's Turkish border.
Information security researcher Dimitar Zhechev received 2012's John Atanasoff Information Technologies Award, granted by the Bulgarian President's Office.
Not a single Bulgarian university has made it to top 400 in the prestigious Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2012-13, Bulgarian media have observed.
The Belogradchik Rocks and the Magura Cave were declared the newest Miracles of Bulgaria Wednesday evening, while the Plovdiv area masters of puppets from corn husk and foliage won in the intangible treasures category.
An array of 80 cartoons by prominent artist Chavdar Nikolov, lampooning the political scenario in Bulgaria and Europe, is on display at Seasons Gallery in Sofia as of Thursday.
Bulgaria's capital Sofia will host the Tournament of the Champions for the first time October 30-November 4, a chance for tennis fans to enjoy some of the world's elite players.
Bulgarian chess master Veselin Topalov outplayed Dutch Anish Giri with black, clinching a precious victory at FIDE Grand Prix London.
Hristo Stoichkov is to be questioned by Bulgarian authorities over his recent statements that games have been rigged in the country's football league, local media have confirmed.
Bulgaria is among the bidders to host the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in 2015, according to, Worawi Makudi, head of the Football Association of Thailand.
Swedish ex Guantanamo detainee Mehdi Ghezali may have been the suicide bomber who killed six people in July's terror attack in the Bulgarian city of Burgas, a Bulgarian paper has claimed.
Lithuania will hold a referendum on whether to build the Visaginas nuclear energy plant when voters go to the polls on 14 October to elect members of Parliament. Meanwhile, Bulgarians will probably vote on the future of its Belene nuclear station.
'Back from the brink' is probably the most fitting way of describing the recent history of the Bulgarian national side.
The Syrian government has presented its deepest regrets to Turkey for a stray shell that fell onto Turkish territory, causing the deaths of 5 Turkish civilians.
Turkey's Grand National Assembly has give a green light to the government for military intervention in Syria, following recent cross-border skirmishes between the two countries.
EU High Representative Catherine Ashton has condemned Syria for shelling that killed five civilians in Turkey, calling on both countries to refrain from violence.
NATO has demanded an immediate halt to Syria's "aggressive acts" against alliance member Turkey.
US President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney have clashed over their economic plans in the first of three televised debates, as polls show only a narrow lead for the incumbent.
Nuclear stress tests carried out at the European Union's 143 atomic reactors have exposed "hundreds" of problems which could need between EUR 10 B and EUR 25 B of investment in order to restore proper plant safety levels.
Turkey has responded to Wednesday's Syrian attack, as Turkish artillery has fired on targets in Syria.
It was a slap for Bulgaria that none of its 52 universities made it into the 2012 Times’ Top 400 ranking.
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