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Bozhidar Danev, Chair of the Bulgarian Industrial Association, BIA, has said that the existing Parliament has no future in its current composition.
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Bozhidar Danev, Chair of the Bulgarian Industrial Association, BIA, has said that the existing Parliament has no future in its current composition.
Maxim Behar, associate Board Member of the Bulgarian-Chinese Forum for Investment and Tourism, met in London Richard Yu, Chairman of Huawei Device and CEO of Huawei Device Business Group.
LukErg Renew, a 50/50 joint venture of Russian Lukoil-Ecoenergo and Italian ERG Renew, has agreed to buy wind farms in Bulgaria and Romania for a total of EUR 127 M.
It is small wonder that Bulgarians find it difficult to fill up their car tank since the country has the seventh-highest pain-at-the-pump score in the world, according to a Bloomberg survey.
Thousands have gathered in Bulgaria’s capital Sofia to protest against the Socialist-led government of Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski for an eleventh straight day.
Bulgarian socialists have vowed to erect a wall of shame in front of the headquarters of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, BSP, on Positano Street #20 in Sofia.
Bulgarian Transport Minister Danail Papazov has indicated the restructuring of the cargo unit of the Bulgarian State Railways company, BDZ, as a priority during a visit to the Black Sea city of Burgas.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev will hold extensive consultations with the parliamentary and extra-parliamentary parties in connection to the ongoing protests in the country this week.
Bulgarian Socialists' leader has defended the new government his party heads as thousands of protesters have been rallying for days, calling for its resignation.
Bulgaria’s socialists are trying to scare people into accepting their government by saying that the former rulers are waiting just around the corner, a newly elected right-wing leader argues.
Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski has firmly confirmed his determination to dismiss anybody whose reputation rouses suspicions.
Protesters from the southwestern Bulgarian city of Blagoevgrad plan blockades of the international E-79 road and border crossing kpoints, unless newly elected District Governor Musa Palev from the ethnic Turks Movements for Rights and Freedoms, DPS, resig
Police have arrested 22 people and diverted over 200 from Sunday's protest in Sofia against Bulgaria's socialist-led government of Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski in a bid to prevent disturbances of public order and safety.
Britain's Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, who arrived in Bulgaria over the weekend, are to visit the Saint Sofia maternity hospital on Monday.
Bulgarians celebrate Monday Midsummer Day, widely known as Enyovden, a holiday related to traditional beliefs about herbs and their healing power.
Bulgarian giants CSKA Sofia have officially withdrawn from this year’s Europa League tournament.
Bulgaria’s former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov was legally obliged to grant permission for the deployment of special surveillance devices after a court’s request, a spokesman of the Chief Prosecutor explained Monday.
Bulgaria’s former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov, who faces fresh charges for allegedly attempting to obstruct justice, has told reporters that he does remember the case described by prosecutors.
Bulgarian Chief Prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov has once again asked Parliament to strip former Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov of his immunity, as he faces new charges.
As in Istanbul, recent protests in Sofia began with a single, specific issue. In Bulgaria, it was the appointment of Delyan Peevski as head of the country’s national security agency.
Sixty prominent Bulgarian intellectuals have issued a special declaration against ‘plutocracy’ in the country, calling for an end to rule by the wealthy and a return to democracy.
Italy’s former PM silvio Berlusconi has been sentenced to seven years behind bars for having sex with an underage prostitute and for abuse of power.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has controversially praised the “heroic” actions of police officers during the ongoing massive anti-government protests in the country.
US Secretary of State John Kerry has said it would be "disappointing" if Russia and China had helped Edward Snowden evade US attempts to extradite him from Hong Kong.
Nelson Mandela has become critically ill in hospital, the South African presidency has announced.
Eighteen people, reportedly Romanian nationals, were killed and 28 injured when a passenger bus with Romanian licence plates fell into a deep river gorge in central Montenegro on Sunday, officials said.
The computer contractor who exposed details of US surveillance programs was on the run late Sunday, seeking asylum in Ecuador with the aid of the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, the organization and Ecuador's Foreign Ministry announced, as cited by CNN.
By Garth Greenwell Pride has always been a tense time in Sofia, Bulgaria, where I have lived for the last four years.
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