ARCHIVE - 9 April 2015
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Nikolay Mladenov, CEO of one of Bulgaria's largest beer production companies, stated that Bulgaria has been chosen as a regional Balkan center of Heineken in the sector of cider production.
Business | April 9, 2015, Thursday // 16:20
Bulgarian prosecutors have accused a central bank official of deliberately failing to exercise proper supervision over the lending operations of collapsed Corporate Commercial Bank.
Business | April 9, 2015, Thursday // 16:16
BILLA Bulgaria had a successful year in 2014, as its turnover increased by 4.8 % compared to the previous year, reaching BGN 614.8 M.
Business | April 9, 2015, Thursday // 13:16
US-based AES has welcomed the agreement it signed with Bulgaria to amend the long-term power purchase contract which its Bulgarian power plant AES 3C Maritza East 1 has with state-owned National Electricity Company (NEK).
US-based ContourGlobal on Thursday hailed the deal it had signed with the government in Sofia ahead of the planned change in the electricity purchase agreement for its Bulgarian power plant.
The state-owned natural gas transmission operator Bulgartransgaz was awarded EU funding for pre-investment feasibility study of the planned interconnector between Bulgaria and Turkey.
According to the latest data of the Hellenic Statistical Authority, Bulgarians made 1.5 million visits to Greece in 2014, which is an increase of 121.8 % compared to the previous year.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev will convene the consultative council on national security in order to discuss the state of the armed forces on April 27.
Bulgarian National Assembly ratified the agreement for the deployment of a NATO switchboard battalion in Bulgaria.
The European Commission granted on Thursday EUR 1.98 M to Bulgaria for addressing the consequences of the 2014 floods.
Goritsa Grancharova and Toshko Todorov are the new deputy heads of the National Audit Office of Bulgaria followig a Thursday vote in the National Assembly.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said on Wednesday he could table next week a proposal to merge the National Revenue Agency and the Customs Agency.
Rescue teams have found the dead body of one of the three workers who went missing when a disused hotel building on the Black Sea coast suddely collapsed during a deconstruction operation.
The General Labor Inspectorate in Varna had no information on the upcoming destruction of hotel Veronika.
Stefan Angelov was working on the site, as the hotel collapsed and killed the 40-year old worker Borislav Asenov, and four other people were injured.
Severe violations were committed by the firm tasked with demolishing a hotel that unexpectedly collapsed near the Bulgarian city of Varna, a official with the labor inspectorate has announced.
Parts of the road at the crossing of Sofia's Boulevards Christopher Columbus and Brussels has fallen through.
An old hotel that collapsed on Wednesday afternoon near the Black Sea city of Varna has left one person dead.
The Bulgarian men's national football team climbed four position in the latest FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking, which was released on Thursday.
Sports | April 9, 2015, Thursday // 17:47
The Sofia City Prosecutor's Office has submitted an indictment against former Deputy Parliament Speaker Hristo Biserov.
Crime | April 9, 2015, Thursday // 11:05
"About mythology and Trojan horses and so forth: the question would be valid if I was the one going to Athens.
Quotes | April 9, 2015, Thursday // 09:21
At least four people died at the Palace of Justice in Milan after a shooting took place on Thursday.
World | April 9, 2015, Thursday // 13:36
Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta has received massive criticism from opposition parties, political analysts and regular population on account of the untimely police reaction during the Garissa University terrorist attack.
World | April 9, 2015, Thursday // 11:55
The Lithuanian Radio and Television Commission suspended on Wednesday the broadcasting of the Russian-language TV channel RTR Planeta for a period of three months.
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EU | April 9, 2015, Thursday // 14:25
Greece and Russia are considering whether to set up joint ventures to go around the ban on food imports from the EU, a AFP quotes government official from Athens as saying.
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