Google pulled some of its core businesses out of China seven years ago, after concluding that government controls and surveillance ran counter to its commitment to a free and open internet, reported NY Times.
The consumer price index in November 2017 compared to October 2017 was 100.
US company Contour Global and the Kosovo government have reached an agreement over 1 billion euros to build a new power plant in Kosovo.
Over the next nine years, another 256 million leva will be invested in the airports in Burgas and Varna.
In Bulgaria, sales of new cars increased by 55.
Every city puts decoration on its main streets before Christmas, but in some places they are more concerned with creating a festive spirit.
Bansko occupies the first place among the most visited tourist destinations by Turkish citizens abroad in 2017.
For the convenience of all customers who plan to travel by train during the Christmas and New Year holidays, "BDZ - Passenger Transport" Ltd.
The event is held for the 12th time in a row.
French President Emmanuel Macron revealed Trump's motives related to his decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and to move the US Embassy there.
The Neighborhood and Friendship Agreement between the Republic of Macedonia and Bulgaria, signed on 1 August by the Prime Ministers of both countries Zoran Zaev and Boyko Borisov, will be ratified by parliament in January.
South Korea's president Moon Jae-in has called for closer economic and political ties with Beijing, said Korea Herald, quoted by Focus.
Today, December 14, European Union Security Commissioner Julian King will be on an official visit to Bulgaria, reported BGNES.
Romania and Bulgaria should join the Schengen area “as soon as possible” as they meet the relevant criteria, according to Gianni Pittella, president of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D Group) in the European Parliament, according
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) supports Bulgaria's efforts to join the mechanism prior to the introduction of the euro (ERM II).
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov will participate in the regular European Council meeting in Brussels today and tomorrow.
With 126 votes MPs overcame the veto of President Rumen Radev on the moratorium on new medicines.
Hurricane Irma, bitcoin, sex scandals, and royal romance are among the hottest public topics for the year, according to Google's search statistics.
87% of Bulgarian children use the Internet and this percentage increases every year.
Which are the most dangerous and which - the most attractive toys on the market at the moment? Christmas is coming in less than than two weeks, and the big shopping for the kids has begun.
British pop star Robbie Williams explained in an interview with London's Sun that his Heavy Entertainment Show tour was interrupted in September because doctors have found "anomalous formations" in his brain.
Turkish coastguard teams have saved today dozens of migrants who have been struggling in a rubber boat in the Aegean Sea, Turkish media reported.
71 524 people have been granted Bulgarian citizenship in Macedonia since 2001.
For the first nine months of 2017, the population of the Czech Republic grew by 18,700 to a total of 10,597,473.
Walt Disney Co’s deal to buy film, television and international businesses from Rupert Murdoch’s Twenty-First Century Fox Inc will value the latter at over $40 per share, or $75 billion, a person familiar with the matter said, quoted by Reuters.
Since the beginning of 2017, the car crashes involving drunk drivers have been 1491.
150 new trees, including 100 squids, 30 pine trees and fir trees and 20 euodias, are planted at another massive forestation in Lauta Park in Plovdiv, the municipal press reported.
Australian and New Zealand scientists have discovered two new types of bacteria previously believed to be impossible to live on Earth, the Tape reported.
The clouds will scatter and decrease from west already before noon today, and in the afternoon it will be sunny over most of the country’s regions.
The musician chose the Antique Theater himself.
Only 6% of Bulgarians have taken the opportunity to take out their insurance online.
A plane with 22 passengers and three crew aboard crashed shortly after takeoff from Fond du Lac, but no fatalities are reported, APA reports.
At least 23 civilians from one family were killed in air strikes by the US-backed coalition in Syria, the France press reported, citing the Syrian Human Rights Watch.
Salma Hayek describes numerous instances of alleged abuse and sexual harassment from Harvey Weinstein in a new editorial in the New York Times titled "Harvey Weinstein Is My Monster.
Islamic State threatened attacks on U.
Iraq executed 38 people sentenced to death on terror-related charges, Reuters and DPA reported, citing the justice ministry.
At least 6700 representatives of the Rohingya minority were killed in the first month of the Myanmar armed forces' crackdowns, which began at the end of August, said Doctors without Borders.
Palestinians "will turn to the United Nations Security Council for full membership of the United Nations," Mahmoud Abbas, the country's president, told Reuters.
At least 30 people were killed in Yemen's Sana'a capital in a Saudi Arabian coalition's air strikes, a spokeswoman for the Rebel-controlled health ministry said.
The Spanish economy may lose up to € 12 billion as a result of the recession in the tourism sector because of the Catalonian crisis.
Denmark sees potential for blockchain technology in humanitarian aid and said on Thursday it is considering becoming the first donor country to move money using cryptocurrencies, according to Reuters.
Norway has become the first country in the world to completely switch off its FM radios.
In Brussels today begins the last European Council.
Theresa May suffered her first Brexit defeat in the Commons last night as Tory “mutineers” ensured that MPs must approve the terms of Britain’s departure from the EU, The Times writes.
Thursday's general strike, called last week by the country’s two main umbrella labor unions to protest ongoing austerity, will disrupt public transport as well as halting most government and state services, Ekathimerini reported.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, seeking a new term in office in a March election, said on Thursday he would run as an independent candidate while hoping for support from more than one political party, according to Reuters.
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