Bulgaria's Caretaker Govt Paid over BGN 2 M to Media Outlets
Bulgaria's caretaker government paid over BGN 700 000 to a number of Bulgarian media outlets and signed new contracts worth over BGN 1.5 M for media coverage.
Bulgaria's caretaker government paid over BGN 700 000 to a number of Bulgarian media outlets and signed new contracts worth over BGN 1.5 M for media coverage.
Bulgaria's Port Varna EAD expects an increase in grain exports in 2013.
Russian company Stroytransgaz is preparing to sign contracts for the construction of the overland sections of the South Stream gas pipeline on the Balkans.
If power supply is unstable and substandard for a period of over 10 days in a month, the customer will not have to pay their electricity bill for the respective month, according to a set of proposed amendments to Bulgaria's Energy Act.
Bulgaria will receive less EU funding under almost all operational programs in the next programming period, according to Justice Minister Zinaida Zlatanova.
Bulgarian Customs Agency head Vanyo Tanov has been released from hospital after surgery, local news agencies inform.
Renegades from the formerly-ruling and now opposition Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria Party, GERB, will hold their first meeting in September.
The Speaker of the Bulgarian Parliament, Mihail Mikov, has fired Lidiya Yordanova, Director of the State polling agency NCIOM.
About 50 to 100 Bulgarians have taken once again to the streets of the capital Sofia Tuesday evening to demand the resignation of the country's government for a 68th day in a row in the record-long protest in the country.
Sofia Mayor Yordanka Fandakova has responded with a guarded comment to the latest artist makeover of the controversial Soviet Army Monument in the Bulgarian capital.
A four-year-old Bulgarian boy has sustained severe injuries after falling ten meters down from a shopping mall escalator.
The American Jewish Committee, AJC, has condemned the anti-Semitic rant of Bulgarian rapper Misho Shamara (Big Sha).
The controversial monument of the Soviet Army in the downtown of the Bulgarian capital Sofia has been colored once again, this time in honor of the Prague Spring.
The entire Bulgaria is under the highest alert over the threat of wildfires.
A new Deputy Minister of Education is to be appointed in Bulgaria by August 26, Education Minister Aneliya Klisarova said Wednesday.
Burgas has become the first Bulgarian Black Sea city to witness the premiere of the latest book of PR expert Maxim Behar “Generation F-They Rule the World Today”, dedicated to the social networks generation.
Famous musician, singer Tom Jones is coming back for a concert in the Bulgarian capital Sofia in October.
Plot details for star-packed action move Expendables 3 were revealed a day after filming began on the movie in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria’s Health Minister Tanya Andreeva has assured that the planned 10% layoffs in state hospitals do not regard the doctors and other medical officials.
The Bulgarian labor unions have alerted Wednesday about the Health Ministry planning 10% layoffs in State hospitals.
Former Bulgaria international Stiliyan Petrov will take a break from his coaching duties with Aston Villa's U21 side after finding the workload to be '"too much too soon" following his recovery from acute leukemia.
A chemical toilet cabin on Bulgaria’s Trakiya highway has been stolen during the weekend, reported a local TV channel.
The Sofia City Court has revoked the order to forcefully summon Bulgarian ethnic Turkish politician Ahmed Dogan to the courtroom as a witness in the case against his attacker.
Bulgaria's rising tennis star Grigor Dimitrov has told Vogue that he is happy in his relationship with prominent Russian player Maria Sharapova.
The star-studded cast in the Hollywood hit movie "The Expendables 3," which is being filmed in Bulgaria, are all accommodated in the upscale Riviera hotel complex in the Golden Sands resort, north of the Black Sea city of Varna.
Unknown protesters in Bulgaria have used pink paint to transform a monument to the Soviet Red Army in Sofia.
Whistleblowing website WikiLeaks has described the 35-year jail term handed to U.
Bradley Manning, the US soldier convicted of handing a trove of secret government documents to anti-secrecy website Wikileaks, has been sentenced to 35 years in prison.
Japan's nuclear agency has upgraded the severity level of a radioactive water leak at the Fukushima plant from one to three on an international scale.
Three US teenagers from Oklahoma have been charged in the "for fun" shooting death of a young Australian man.
European Union Foreign Ministers will debate Wednesday economic measures aimed at forcing Egypt's army-backed rulers to end a crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood.
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