Bulgaria's transport minister has played down concerns over lack of clarity about the winners of the controversial tenders for the operation of what will be the country's DTT multiplexes.
Saturday is a day of reflection in Bulgaria, one day ahead of the referendum on the future of nuclear energy.
The US visa regime program for Bulgaria has concrete requirements, listed in the legislation, and Bulgaria must fulfill them, in order to lift this regime.
The European Commission might come up with a report on Bulgaria's progress in the spheres of justice and home affairs earlier then the previously scheduled date at the end of 2013.
Beginning Saturday, the police in Bulgaria start providing security for voting polls in the referendum on the future of nuclear energy.
Three regions in southern Bulgaria are under code orange Saturday over the forecast for heavy snowfall.
Bulgarian environmentalists placed in front of the building of the Parliament Friday evening dozens of lighted lanterns forming the sign of radiation.
Two Bulgarian drama plays are included in the program of the Festival of Women Theater Artists in New York.
Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Simeon Djankov, has pledged the significant amount of BGN 3 M for restoration and conservation of the historical Roman Baths in the Black Sea city of Varna.
Victoria Azarenka defended her Australian Open title and kept hold of the world number one spot with victory over Li Na in the Melbourne final.
The lead that someone plotted the murder of ethnic Turkish leader Ahmed Dogan cannot be ruled out, according to Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov.
A Conservative council has attacked the Government for forcing it to play a "clairvoyant guessing game" over how many Romanian and Bulgarian immigrants could arrive in UK next year.
Former PM Milos Zeman, who won the Czech Republic's presidential election in a triumphant return to the big political stage, has promised to be president of all people in the country.
Hackers claiming to be from the activist group Anonymous have hacked a US government website in response to the death of Aaron Swartz.
Former PM Milos Zeman has won the Czech Republic's presidential election - the first time the position has been decided by direct popular vote.
Left-leaning former Prime Minister Milos Zeman will almost certainly replace Vaclav Klaus for the largely ceremonial post of Czech president.
Left-leaning former Prime Minister Milos Zeman is the favorite to replace Vaclav Klaus for the largely ceremonial post of Czech president, results from polling stations indicate.
Former PM Milos Zeman is leading the Czech Republic's presidential election, with 60% of votes counted.
Votes are being counted in the Czech Republic's presidential election, the first time the role has been decided by direct popular vote.
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