The state has already paid back 80% of the value added tax (VAT) refunds owed to the business sector, according to Bulgaria's Defense Minister Angel Naydenov.
Bulgarian farmers will be able to apply for funding of up to CHF 6500 for creating products of their own brand, according to Ivaylo Yotov, head of the Lovech-based District Directorate of the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency, as cited by the Bulgarian Telegra
In July 2013 the total business climate indicator in Bulgaria has increased by 1.4 percentage points compared to its level from the previous month due to the improved business climate in industry and retail trade.
The total volume of scrap metal traded in Bulgaria in 2012 amounted to 1 711 608 tonnes worth BGN 1.
The government has set a 2018 deadline to finish the construction of the Hemus highway in northern Bulgaria to connect the capital Sofia and the Black Sea city of Varna.
The upcoming heating season will be a season of scarcity for heating utilities, according to Valentin Terziyski, Deputy Chair of the Association of Heating Utilities in Bulgaria.
A movie promoting Bulgaria as a tourist destination will be shot by an Indian television channel, according to the Bulgarian Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism.
Bulgaria is strongly committed to signing a good-neighbor agreement with Macedonia and is negotiating to settle the matters that still exist in the bilateral relations, Bulgarian Foreign Minister Kristian Vigenin has said.
Bulgarians have gathered to stage an anti-government evening protest in the capital Sofia for the 46th day in a row.
The bus driver was the only official of Bulgaria’s Interior Ministry in the bus that attempted to evacuate Bulgarian ministers and MPs during last week’s siege of Parliament in Sofia, according to reports of Regional Directorate of the Ministry of Interio
Bulgaria’s former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has once again stated that early elections would be the only way to calm the ongoing mass anti-government protests in the country.
Bulgarian anti-government protesters are organizing themselves on Facebook to stage rallies and blockades at the official State summer residence Evsinograd, near the Black Sea city of Varna.
The window of the bus that attempted to evacuate Bulgarian ministers and lawmakers during last week’s siege of Parliament in Sofia may have been broken from inside, a video suggests.
Kamen Sitnilski, member of Bulgaria's Supreme Judicial Council (VSS), has proposed a probe of the election procedures for VSS members from all quotas – that of prosecutors, investigating magistrates, judges, and Members of Parliament.
Bulgarians protested once again Monday by staging the now-traditional coffee-drinking anti-government rally in front of the Parliament building in downtown Sofia.
In the course of just one tourist season (May – October 2012), 24 British tourists have died in Bulgaria – both from natural causes and alcohol binging.
Only 25% of Bulgarians between the ages of 31 and 45 say they have not been affected negatively by the economic crisis.
The European Commission will take steps about air pollution in Bulgaria's southern city of Plovdiv.
The Sofia Water utility and the Sofia City Hall are offering free bottled water to residents and visitors over the scorching heat.
A new light earthquake has been registered in southwestern Bulgaria Sunday evening.
Code Orange alert for dangerous heat is declared Monday for 4 Bulgarian regions in northern Bulgaria.
One of the best known Bulgarian composers of pop music, Nayden Andreev, has passed away at the age of 68.
The signing of Dimitar Berbatov from Manchester United is the fifth most memorable moment in Fulham’s history, according to the club’s official website.
Greek tycoon and ship owner with business interests in Bulgaria, Victor Restis, has been arrested in Athens by officers of Greece's Organized Crime Unit.
The chairwoman of Doverie, Bulgaria’s biggest pension fund, said her company is being hurt by a lack of information on United Capital Plc’s purchase of a 92 percent stake in the Sofia-based company.
Bulgaria is making the international headlines these days, and not for happy reasons. For 45 days and counting, there have been daily protests against the government, numbering in the tens of thousands.
A wave of car bombs has killed at least 51 people in mostly Shia areas of Baghdad and in other cities in Iraq.
Pope Francis has said gay people should not be judged or marginalised.
A coach with pilgrims has plunged off an overpass in southern Italy leaving at least 37 people dead, according to local media.
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