Curbs on Arable Land Deals Hit Bulgarian Stock Market Turnover
Total turnover on the Bulgarian stock market has slumped by more than 75% month-on-month in February after Parliament curbed land purchases by non-EU companies and individuals.
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Total turnover on the Bulgarian stock market has slumped by more than 75% month-on-month in February after Parliament curbed land purchases by non-EU companies and individuals.
The Bulgarian business of US coffee chain Starbucks, which is currently held by Greek firm Marinopoulos Coffee Company, will change its owner.
Bulgarian pharmaceutical company Huvepharma, owned by businessmen Kiril Domuschiev and Georgi Domuschiev, has made an offer to purchase Turkish ANC Animal Nutrition Center, a veterinary drugs manufacturer and trader.
Trade union representatives at Ruse-based arms and ammunition manufacturer Dunarit will meet with Economy Minister Bozhidar Lukarski on Monday to discuss the suspension of the license of the company.
An earthquake measuring 4.7 on the Richter scale hit a region of Serbia located 90km southwest of Belgrade.
The deficit at Bulgaria’s National Electric Company (NEK) stands at BGN 3.3 B, while the current deficit for 2014 amounts to BGN 600 M, according to Energy Minister Temenuzhka Petkova.
More than 100 Bulgarian intellectuals, politicians and public figures have launched an initiative aimed at fully utilizing the international authority of Bulgaria’s last king and former Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha to the country's benefit.
Bulgaria's government has proposed to Parliament to dismiss Interior Minister Veselin Vuchkov, BGNES news outlet reported on Monday.
Bulgaria will be granted EUR 126.6 M for the next five-year period under bilateral and multilateral European Economic Area (EEA) financial mechanisms.
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov will meet with his German counterpart Frank-Walter Steinmeier on March 10 in Sofia.
Bulgarian Defence Minister Nikolay Nenchev dismissed the Director of Defence Information Service Veselin Ivanov on Monday.
Bulgaria ranked in the last but one spot in terms of perception of the judicial system's independence, according to the EU's Justice Scoreboard, released Monday.
Deputy Interior Minister Tsvyatko Georgiev is one of the most likely successors to the head of Bulgaria’s domestic security agency DANS Vladimir Pisanchev, Trud daily reported on Monday.
According to the latest survey of Exacta Research Group, which was released on Monday, more than half of Bulgarians – 52 % prefer the government to complete its mandate.
Lazarov and Pisanchev, as already became clear, represent a model that we in GERB have been fighting against.
The first official flight of the solar-powered aircraft was launched with the plane taking off from the Al Bateen Executive Airport in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, Sunday morning.
The municipalities of Galabovo, Batak, Mineralni Bani and Yakoruda have issued a state of emergency Monday.
Monday is the third consecutive day with continuing state of emergency in Bulgaria after the prolific snowfalls.
Bulgarian actor Julian Kostov, who lives and works in London will participate in a modern re-make of the classic Biblical epic Ben-Hur.
Two Bulgarians fell victims to the bad weather conditions in different parts of the country on Monday.
Kazanlak managed to get away with a possible tragedy as furious horses raided the streets of the town of Kazanlak, located at the foot of the Balkan mountain range.
Bulgaria won two medals at the European Athletics Indoor Championships, which was held at the O2 Arena in Prague between March 5 and 8.
Bulgaria's tennis team defeated Latvia with 4:1 and proceeded to the second round of Group II Europe/Africa of the Davis Cup.
Bulgarian customs said on Monday they have seized 9.5 kilogrammes of heroin stashed in the LPG reservoir of a Bulgarian-registered passenger car.
Two masked men attempted an armed robbery of an armored cash-in-transit vehicle in Sofia on Monday morning.
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis hinted at the possible holding of referendum or early election in case the Eurozone rejects the country's debt renegotiation plans.
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