Bulgarian Tobacco Producers to Postpone Planned Protests
Bulgarian tobacco producers decided to postpone the protests and road closures, which they planned to stage on Friday.
Bulgarian tobacco producers decided to postpone the protests and road closures, which they planned to stage on Friday.
German company Paul-Heinz Wesjohann Group wants to buy Bulgarian Ameta Holding, owner of the “Ludogorsko pile”brand of poultry and poultry products and the PilCo processing plant in Razgrad.
The latest figures of Eurostat, which were released on Tuesday, reveal that Bulgaria had the second lowest inflation rate in the EU in January – minus 2.3 %.
Bulgarian businesses have continued accumulating in unpaid debts over 2013, thus reaching BGN 171 B at the end of the year.
Industrial energy consumers call for a reduction in the price of natural gas by at least 22.7% as of April, according to an open letter of the Bulgarian Federation of Industrial Energy Consumers to the ministers of economy and energy.
Russian energy giant Gazprom warned on Tuesday that Europe was running a serious risk of losing access to the flow of gas via Ukraine in the next two days.
Deputy Chair of leftist party ABV, Rumen Petkov said Monday that a new referendum will be proposed in Dobrich regarding shale gas acquisition.
Bulgaria and Romania are to attract tourists from the more distant Asian countries through the development of a joint tourism product.
Defense Minister Nikolay Nenchev has said his institution will be forced to lay off 4600 military and civilian officers due to budget restrictions.
Bulgarian Financial Minister Vladislav Goranov proposed that the financial compensation on properties after natural disasters be only applicable to people who are not financially able to pay for insurance.
Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has accepted the resignation of Gen. Stoyan Tonev, the head of the Health Commission in parliament and former chief of Sofia-based Military Hospital, 24 Chasa daily reported on Tuesday.
The Patriotic Front (PF), one of the parties supporting the coalition government, demands the introduction of compulsory voting in Bulgaria prior to the forthcoming local elections in the autumn.
Desislava Atanasova, MP from ruling center-right party GERB, has suggested that improving the deplorable condition of road infrastructure in Bulgaria’s northwestern region, the poorest region in the country and in the EU, is a vital necessity.
Ivaylo Spiridonov has been appointed Director of the Chief Directorate "Combating Organized Crime" (GDBOP) of the Interior Ministry.
President Rosen Plevneliev is set to continue his "month of political consultations" meeting leaders of the Patriotic Front and Bulgarian Democratic Center, the fifth and sixth political forces in Parliament respectively.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has demanded that Gen Stoyan Tonev, an MP who heads the Healthcare Committee in Parliament, media sources say.
Vladimira Yaneva has resigned from the post of Chair of the Sofia City Court.
The US has decided on monitoring air quality around US embassies across the world.
The concert of the trip hop duo Lamb has been moved from Sofia Live Club to Orpheus Club.
Two F-4 fighter jets of the Turkish Air Force have crashed in eastern Turkey, killing the four airmen in them, Turkey’s Daily Sabah reported on Tuesday.
A Metrolink train derailed in Oxnard in southern California after colliding with a tractor trailer on Tuesday, leaving at least 30 people injured.
Following a six-month consultation process, FIFA identified end-November/end-December as the most suitable period for staging the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
The gunman who killed eight people in the Czech town of Uhersky Brod on Tuesday had a gun licence and the shooting wasn’t a terrorist attack, Interior Minister Milan Chovanec has said.
At least eight people were killed after a shooting in the town of Uhersky Brod in the eastern part of the Czech Republic.
European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has ruled against the Bulgarian state over the clash between supporters of nationalist party Ataka and Muslims outside Sofia’s Banya Bashi mosque in 2011.
Bulgaria is on the frontline of confrontation between the US and Russia as the former is battling Moscow's energy dominance in Eastern Europe, according to a recent article.
"It seems absurd to tell a customer who every day comes to your shop: "Tomorrow I am opening a shop in the city nearby, you should go there," when the customer has the opportunity to simply change you as a supplier.
Britain will send military personnel to Ukraine over the course of next month to help advise and train Ukrainian government forces, British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Tuesday.
A deal to keep Greece in the eurozone was reached in Brussels, a cease-fire plan was agreed to in Minsk and Iranian negotiators advanced a potential nuclear deal in Geneva within the past two weeks, Stratfor said on Tuesday.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a three-year loan program worth EUR 1.2 B for Serbia.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has asked her conservative Christian Democratic Union to support the proposed extension of Greece’s bailout programme in a parliament vote this week, AFP reported on Tuesday.
Eurozone finance ministers on Tuesday gave the green light to Greece’s reform proposals that will enable extension of the country’s bailout programme, VOA reported.
A declaration was adopted by Bosnia and Herzegovina's parliament on Monday, stating the political willingness of he country representatives to comply with EU criteria for member accession.
The EU considers the list of reforms submitted by Greece to be "sufficient" and satisfactory, sources say.
The Greek government has cast light on some of the reforms it has drafted in return of agreeing to a bailout extension.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated in an interview for a local TV channel that an apocalyptic scenario of war with Ukraine can be deemed ''unlikely''.
Turkey and Russia do not have common interests in energy in the long-term, and EU could boost cooperation with Ankara through its nascent Energy Union, a recent report argues.
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