Fifty percent of the producers of alcoholic beverages in Bulgaria operate in the grey sector, according to Plamen Mollov, Chair of the National Vine and Wine Chamber.
Bozhidar Danev, Chair of the Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA), has suggested that the lack of jobs is a major problem of the country.
If you're in Bulgaria, the Google Maps app on your Android device will now offer navigation as an option when you make a directions query.
Bulgaria's farming is in deplorable state after the four years in office of Agriculture Minister, Miroslav Naydenov, from the Cabinet of the centrist GERB party, according to local press.
Bulgaria's largest international commercial exhibit of wines "Vinaria 2013" is opening in the city of Plovdiv Wednesday.
Bulgaria's National Electric Company, has committed a number of breaches, mostly related to the production of excessive quantities of electric power, the prosecution probe has concluded.
Bulgaria's prosecution is to announce Wednesday the results of its probe in the energy sector.
China’s Yutong Bus company considers opening a bus factory in Bulgaria, Bulgarian media have reported.
Bulgarians in Hungary have asked President, Rosen Plevneliev, to have the State assist them to reopen the Bulgarian school in Budapest.
At least one Bulgarian national traveled to Syria to fight against the regime of Bashar al-Assad, according to a study.
Volen Siderov, leader of nationalist party Ataka, has suggested that pension rates in Bulgaria are lower than African countries.
A total of 63 parties have been registered for the upcoming snap elections in Bulgaria, according to the country’s electoral body.
No representatives of Bulgaria’s Central Electoral Commission will take part in the country’s newly created Election Board, it was announced on Wednesday.
Bulgaria has sent requests to 103 countries to allow the opening of voting polls outside diplomatic missions for its voters abroad wishing to cast a ballot in the May 12 snap general elections.
The first sitting of Bulgaria's brand-new Election Board at the Council of Ministries is taking place Wednesday.
Bulgaria's former Regional Minister, Lilyana Pavlova, has firmly rejected tabloid publications she was in love with ex Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, and was divorcing her husband.
Hristo Grigorov, Chair of the Bulgarian Red Cross, has called for legal amendments to allow for the establishment of so-called social/solidarity stores where low-income people can buy clothes and food products at affordable prices.
The life of the 52-year-old Bulgarian man, who set himself ablaze in downtown Sofia in mid-March, is out of danger, according to medics from the emergency Pirogov hospital.
British jazz funk ban Jamiroquai is to stage a concert in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia on June 28, according to Symphonics Entertainment Group.
On the heels of wide public and critical acclaim, comes the news that industry bible Variety Magazine has named Bulgarian Emil Hristov one of its 10 European Directors to Watch.
The probe into a wire-tape scandal, implicating Bulgaria's former prime minister of protecting controversial businesses, has been conducted and suspended in compliance with the law, prosecutors said.
Oktay Enimehmedov, the man who shocked Bulgaria by pointing a gas pistol at former ethnic Turkish party leader Ahmed Dogan, has been now charged with attempting to assassinate him.
Bulgaria's prosecuting authority has seized equipment for silent monitoring from the Interior Ministry in connection with an inspection launched on a tip-off of socialist leader Sergey Stanishev for illegal wiretapping of politicians and businessmen.
Bulgaria's Commission for Establishing and Preventing Conflict of Interest has found that controversial GERB MP Emil Dimitrov has committed a number of such conflicts.
The former wife of alleged Bulgarian drug lord Evelin Banev aka Brendo has made a desperate plead nearly a month after their little daughter was abducted.
Heavy floods caused by torrential rains have killed dozens of people in the province of Buenos Aires in Argentina.
A suicide bomb and gun attack on a courthouse in western Afghanistan has left more than 50 people dead and 90 injured, most of them civilians, BBC reported.
The International Monetary Fund has announced that it will contribute a total of EUR 1 B, or about 10% of a bailout package for Cyprus in exchange for widespread reforms in the island nation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a decree ordering all Russian officials and heads of state companies to drop all foreign accounts and company shares.
Companies may use Facebook, Twitter and other social media websites to share news, provided they first tell investors which sites they'll use, a US regulator said.
Kosovo and Serbia have failed to come to an agreement on the status of Serb-dominated Northern Kosovo in EU-mediated talks held in Brussels.
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