China has decided to grant foreign companies a better and easier access to its telecommunications market, in a bid to make another small step toward opening its economy.
Deputy Minister of Transport Petar Kirov turned the first sod for the construction of a coastal center at the port in Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas, Wednesday.
The average annual income per household member in 2013 was BGN 4,814 or 11.3% more compared to 2012, according to data of the National Statistical Institute.
The main offices of Bulgarian State Railways and National Railway Infrastructure Company have been placed under injunction upon lenders' request.
The Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE) celebrated its 100th anniversary on Tuesday.
Bulgaria will host the annual meetings between the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank next year.
The Russia company Stroytransgaz, reportedly owned by the blacklisted Gennady Tсmchenko has proposed to buy a share in Bulgarian Energy Holding.
Vacations in Bulgaria are still most preferred by Romanians, writes the Romanian daily Adevarul.
An analysis of the impact of climate change in Bulgaria predicts a lengthened summer season and a serious threat to winter tourism.
Bulgaria's tourist business does not expect significant influx of visitors for Easter, as traditionally, most Bulgarians prefer to spend the holiday at home.
Only some 15.1% of Bulgarians approve of the work of the President, according to a study conducted between 1 -12 April 2014 by the Institute of Modern Politics.
Bulgaria's Presient Rosen Plevneliev accused Russia of undermining the international law and destabilizing Ukraine.
The European Commission has not suspended rural development payments to Bulgaria, according to Roger Waite, EC Spokesman for Agriculture and Rural Development.
Bulgaria could still have to catch up with average European levels of economic and social development after 2020, a report by the National Audit Office argues.
The European Parliament voted Tuesday to make "Made-in" labelling mandatory for non-food products sold on the single market.
Bulgaria's Parliament will hold a ceremonial sitting to mark the 135th anniversary of the adoption of the Tarnovo Constitution.
Bulgarian center-right GERB's MEP Monika Panayotov announced she will not run in European elections due on May 25.
Bulgaria's Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has vowed to refer personal data abuse tip-offs to the Commission for Personal Data Protection and the prosecuting authority.
The average Bulgarian household hast to give its entire 7-year income to buy a 75 sq/m home, while the other Europeans need between 2.
Police traffic camera in Bulgaria's town of Vratsa intercepted a BMW doing 252 km/h at a road with a 90 km/h speed limit.
Several new European coal plants, authorized by the Energy Community, risk breaching EU pollution limits if they proceed according to their plans.
The EU member states must limit the use of plastic bags by 80% by 2019, according to amendments passed by the European Parliament at first reading.
Citizens of Bulgaria's capital Sofia awoke on Wednesday morning to see snowfall outside their windows.
The annual music festival Spirit of Burgas will not take place in 2014, it was revealed.
Bulgaria bids to host the Homeless World Cup 2016, organized by a social organization of the same name which advocates the end of homelessness through sport.
Bulgaria's Commission for Establishing Property Acquired from Criminal Activity (CEPACA) destrained the property of the Mayor and the Chief Architect of the coast town of Nesebar.
Sofia City Court has once again put off the trial against former Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov, as a juryman was not present.
This is a summary of what was said by UNHCR spokesperson Melissa Fleming at the press briefing, on 15 April 2014, at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.
Venezuela's government and opposition representatives made their first breakthrough in negotiations called to wind down tensions in the country.
NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has announced plans to "immediately" bolster collective defense at the alliance's eastern flank.
The latest death toll from the capsized ferry off the coast of South Korea has climbed to 4, with 292 people still unaccounted for.
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that Ukraine was "on the verge of civil war" and described the actions of Ukraine's military in the east as "unacceptable".
The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) has offered seats in government to the socialists, led by outgoing Prime Minister Ivica Dacic.
Estonia is worried by Russia's actions in Ukraine and favors increased military presence on its territory as a security measure.
Russia will not pull out of the four-party talks on the Ukraine crisis scheduled for Thursday in Geneva, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov confirmed.
A ferry with 459 people has capsized off the coast of South Korea, leaving at least 2 dead.
Bulgaria's Parliament passed at first reading the amendments to the Competition Protection Act.
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