Bulgaria's Food Industry Plagued by Decreased Consumption
Kiril Vatev, Chair of the Association of Meat Processors in Bulgaria, has cited decreased consumption as the biggest challenge before the Bulgarian food industry.
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Kiril Vatev, Chair of the Association of Meat Processors in Bulgaria, has cited decreased consumption as the biggest challenge before the Bulgarian food industry.
Hundreds of mining industry workers staged a protest rally Thursday in Sofia against the pressure exerted over the mineral and raw material industry.
A Bulgarian think-tank has predicted a 1% GDP growth in the country in 2012, echoing the forecast of the International Monetary Fund, which increased last month its earlier estimate of 0.8%.
Most taxi cab prices in Bulgaria's capital Sofia went up 20%, effective Thursday, November 1.
Deposits of Bulgarians increased to a new record of BGN 34.7 B by September 30, 2012, according to data of the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB).
Dmitriy Peskov, Spokesperson for Vladimir Putin, has confirmed changes to the schedule of the visits of the Russian President to Turkey and Bulgaria.
Low-cost carrier easyJet will fly from Sofia to Berlin starting March 31, 2013.
Bulgaria's foreign minister has harshly criticized the European Commission for "circulating rumors" after it warned an additional report on the country's justice and home affairs may be due.
The European Commission has launched a probe against Bulgaria over the decision to introduce grid access charges on all operating renewable energy producers.
Bulgaria's investigation service has never failed in the so called "emblematic trials", declared Boyko Naydenov, the newly reelected head of the Bulgarian National Investigation Service.
Bulgaria's former President Georgi Parvanov and Vice President Angel Marin pardoned a total of 87 murderers during their 10 years in office (2002-2012), a special parliamentary committee has found.
The Bulgarian Parliament elected Thursday Menda Stoyanova for new Deputy Speaker.
An Islamist book which denies that Bulgaria liberated the region of the Rhodope Mountains from the Ottoman Turkish Empire in the First Balkan War of 1912-1913 has been found to be in distribution in mosques across Southern Bulgaria.
The Sofia Municipality has started working on a project worth a total of EUR 100 M for the overall rehabilitation of the road network in the capital.
Darina Pavlova, former Bulgarian model, actress and widow of shady tycoon Iliya Pavlov, has made a rare appearance in Bulgaria to attend her father's funeral, local media reports.
Bulgaria's new Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, elected Thursday Boyko Naydenov for a second term as Chief of the National Investigative Services, NIS.
The Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, is going to accept Thursday the resignation of Chief Prosecutor, Boris Velchev, who is on his way to become constitutional judge.
Bulgaria's new Supreme Judicial Council, VSS, is electing Thursday the new Chief of the National Investigative Services, NIS.
Traffic police in Bulgaria are starting Thursday their traditional "Light" campaign aiming to lower the number of car accidents in the fall and winter.
Code orange has been declared Thursday in four regions in southern Bulgaria due to heavy downpours, the National Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, BAS, has announced.
Bulgaria marks on November 1 the National Enlighteners Day with a series of events organized all across the country.
Bulgaria's own Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov has described the country as an "oasis for organized crime".
Malaysia is considering a moratorium on carrying out death penalty sentences, according to Bulgarian media expert Nataliya Ilieva, who lives in the Muslim country.
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"I am seriously concerned by the European Commission criticism (concerning the probability of an interim report on the country's justice and home affairs).
Georgia is restarting its ties with Moscow "from a clean slate" but the restoration of diplomatic relations will be linked to the issue of the country's territorial integrity, Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili declared on Thursday.
The talks between Greece and the troika of international lenders remained stuck on the conditions for financing the country as it seeks a two-year extension for meeting fiscal goals, the IMF announced Thursday.
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US President Barack Obama is set Thursday to resume his election campaign, after it was put on hold by monstrous storm Sandy, which hit the northeast of the country.
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