Veselin Ganev, newly-elected Chair of the Bulgarian Association of Traders of Agromachinery (BATA), has drawn attention to the unsatisfactory condition of the agricultural machinery fleet, stressing that the average age of tractors and combine harvesters
The National Guarantee Fund (NGF), an affiliate of the Bulgarian Development Bank (BDB), is launching a new guarantee program under which 50% of the risk in loans provided by commercial banks to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will be covered.
Ivan Pachev, Director of Bulgaria's Pleven-based National Institute of Viticulture and Oenology, has said that this year's harvest will combine a high yield in vineyards with excellent quality in grapes, the sugar concentration being over 25%.
Bulgaria's gross external debt has amounted to EUR 37 462.1 B (91.4% of GDP) at end-June 2013, according to data of the Central Bank, BNB.
The EU anti-fraud office, OLAF, has found no violations in the activities of Bulgaria's State Enterprise Radioactive Waste (SE-RAW) related to the absorption of EU funds under different projects of SE-RAW.
In about one year, trains travelling between the city of Plovdiv and the Bulgarian-Turkish border will be able to run at 160km/h, according to Transport Minister Danail Papazov.
Rallies against Bulgaria’s Socialist-backed government in the capital Sofia may have reduced sharply, but protesters are bracing up for a showdown.
People who support Bulgaria's Socialist-led government pledged Monday to continue to stage counter protest rallies until President, Rosen Plevneliev, resigns.
Nikolay Popov, who has been stripped of his right to access classified information over suspected ties with drug dealers, is going to be the acting Director of the Bulgarian Customs Agency.
Renegades from the formerly-ruling and now opposition Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria Party, GERB, have named their new formation BASTA.
About 300 Bulgarians have taken once again to the streets of the capital Sofia Sunday evening to demand the resignation of the country's government.
News of the unrest in their home country has prompted more than one hundred Bulgarians to organize a special event in the western US city of San Francisco, celebrating everything that keeps the nation together in these tough times.
Bulgarian Traffic Police head Bogdan Milchev has informed that taxi companies are keeping employees with suspended driver's licenses.
Nearly three million Bulgarians have left their homeland to live abroad in the last 23 years since the fall of the Communist regime.
Paul Di’Anno, the former-Iron Maiden vocalist, will have his third and last concert in Bulgaria on October 3.
Citizens of Bulgarian coastal city of Varna Mario Kutzarov and Ivan Tzvetanov proved to be the best team at the seventh Beach Volley competition for amateurs in summer 2013.
Former Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has made already his debut as professional football player, after recently enlisting as such.
"For quite a while now I feel on par with Klitschko; he is in no way superior to me," said Bulgarian professional boxer Kubrat Pulev upon his return to Bulgaria.
Former Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov is suing the Interior Ministry over a procedure of criminal record registration he, himself, issued during his term.
The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office has sent a legal inquiry to Great Britain in Bulgaria's infamous "illegal snooping" case against former Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov.
Bulgarian Navy has rented one of its new transport helicopters "Panther" to be used in the filming of the Hollywood super production the "Expendables 3.
When Lodewijk Asscher, deputy prime minister of the Netherlands, this month warned that migration from eastern Europe threatened his country’s wages and social welfare policies, he had people like Viktor in mind.
Black Sea Restaurant (The Franklin Hotel, 193 Water St., Newfoundland, Canada) serves Bulgarian-inspired cuisine. Chefs and owners Gregory Bersinski and Tony Velinov were born and bred in Bulgaria.
"If someone is dreaming of making Syria a puppet of the West, then this will not happen.
A total of thirty five nations, including Turkey, are considering joining the United States in taking action against Syria, Turkey’s foreign minister has announced.
UN inspectors appear to have reached one of the areas of an alleged chemical attack in Syria on Monday after sniper fire hit one of their vehicles.
The German government has indicated for the first time that it would back an international military response against Syria if its suspected deadly use of chemical weapons is confirmed.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has strongly warned against a military intervention in Syria, saying that without a mandate from the United Nations that would be a grave violation of international law.
Sniper fire hit a vehicle used by a UN chemical weapons investigation team in Syria multiple times on Monday, according to the United Nations.
UN experts are visiting the sites of suspected chemical weapons attacks in which hundreds died last Wednesday in the Syrian capital Damascus, BBC reported.
There may still be doubts whether the Syrian regime has used chemical weapons against its own civilian population; but there is however conclusive evidence that it has effectively used the toxic stuff to poison the minds of western policy makers.
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