Ex Director Returns to Helm of Bulgaria's Finance Inspection
Bulgaria's Finance Minister Petar Chobanov has released Temenzhka Petkova and appointed Ginka Draganinska director of the state financial inspection agency.
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Bulgaria's Finance Minister Petar Chobanov has released Temenzhka Petkova and appointed Ginka Draganinska director of the state financial inspection agency.
New rules designed to deconcentrate the investment of public funds in Bulgaria into private financial instituions have become effective.
Latvia will become the 18th country to use the euro after being approved for membership by the European Commission.
Revenue in Bulgaria's state budget for 2013 can be estimated to turn out BGN 1 B lower than forecasted in the budget, according to new Finance Minister Petar Chobanov.
Angela Toneva has been appointed director of Bulgaria's state energy and water watchdog agency, after Wednesday resignation of former director Evgenia Haritonova.
Bulgaria has three months to decide the fate of the Belene nuclear power plant project, according to National Electric Company executive Ivo Lefterov.
Evgenia Haritonova, Chair of Bulgaria's State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (DKEVR), has resigned from the post.
Bulgaria's government is expected to spin off the tourism portfolio from the Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism into a separate agency.
German Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel has sent a message of congratulation to Bulgarian PM Plamen Oresharski for his recent election to the position.
There is no conclusive evidence for the implication of Hezbollah in the July 2012 bombing in Bulgarian resort city of Burgas, stated new Bulgarian Foreign Affairs Minister Kristian Vigenin.
Bulgarian Foreign Minister has suggested there is no reason to issue recommendations against traveling to Turkey.
No Bulgarian nationals have been reported injured or arrested so far during the ongoing massive anti-government protests in Turkey, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry said Wednesday afternoon.
The social and economic situation in Bulgaria has reached a low never seen in recent history, commented Bulgaria's PM Plamen Oresharski one week after assuming office.
The witness prosecutors of the probe against the ex- Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov will be more than two, the spokeswoman of the Sofia city prosecution, Rumiana Arnaudova, has announced.
Bulgaria's Supreme Court of Cassation, VKS, has reduced the penalty for Simeon Yosifov, 55, who ran over and killed Angel Petrov, 19, in the southern Bulgarian village of Katunitsa on 23 September 2011, to 15 years of imprisonment.
Bulgarian MPs have backed the establishment of an ad-hoc committee tasked with investigating the facts and figures on the alleged misuse of Flight Crew 28, as well as military aircraft and helicopters, during the term in office of the center-right GERB go
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev announced Wednesday that he is to sign a decree appointing Svetlozar Lazarov as the new Chief Secretary of Bulgaria's police.
The Bulgarian Members of the Parliament decided Wednesday to freeze their salaries until the end of 2013.
Tsvetan Tsvetanov, former Bulgarian Interior Minister and current chair of the center-right GERB party, has insisted that he is innocent of the charges brought against him.
Former Interior Minister Tstevan Tsvetanov has given up his MP immunity.
Bulgaria's Parliament will vote Wednesday morning on the proposal to lift the MP immunity of former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov.
Bulgaria's new government, headed by Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski, will hold its first sitting Wednesday.
A young man has set himself aflame in southern Bulgarian town of Dimitrovgrad Wednesday morning, but his life is now out of danger.
A Bulgarian national was among the total of 280 militants fighting on the side of the opposition that have been killed in Syria over the last 11 months.
Scores of Bulgarians crossed Wednesday the border with Romania at the Durankulak - Vama Veche checkpoint to join the Romanians' protest against plans for drilling for shale gas in the country.
Bulgarians will stage a protest against shale gas drilling at the Durankulak border crossing point Wednesday at noon.
A 2.4-magnitude earthquake was registered Wednesday morning near the southwestern Bulgarian town of Kresna.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has reiterated his firm stance against easing the existing full smoking ban in enclosed public spaces.
Bulgaria international Ivelin Popov has revealed that former Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov told him about the club’s interest in signing him.
Many people I've interviewed in East-Central Europe have talked about their initial expectations in 1989-90 that their countries would soon leap the development gap and join Europe proper.
A Turkish man has passed away in an Ankara hospital from head injuries he sustained while an anti-government rally was attacked by the police.
The former Slovenian Prime Minister and current leader of the main opposition party, Janez Jansa, was convicted on corruption charges and sentenced to two years of imprisonment on Wednesday.
Protests have continued in Turkey as demonstrators defied a government appeal to end the widespread unrest.
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