Emirates Airlines has signed a $ 16 billion deal for the purchase of 36 Airbus A380 aircrafts a few days after the European company reported that due to lack of orders it could stop producing those machines.
The trial of two Hezbollah operatives, who allegedly blew up an Israeli tour bus in 2012, killing five Israelis and their Bulgarian bus driver, started on Wednesday in Sofia, Bulgaria, The Jerusalem Post reported.
The construction of the reception terminal for the Turkish Stream gas pipeline starts on the Black Sea coast of Turkey.
Hurricane wind shut down Bansko ski center.
Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport briefly suspended all air traffic on Thursday due to a severe storm, as gusts of up to 140 kph (90 mph) blew down trees and damaged buildings.
Bulgaria is a well-known tourist destination for Greek tourists.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar blames the other EU countries today for hypocrisy over corporate tax, rejecting claims in the European Parliament that Ireland is a tax haven, Reuters reported, quoted by BTA.
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May has created a new post in the Cabinet - the "Minister of Loneliness", and appointed Deputy Minister for Sports and Civil Society Tracey Crouch.
Green party co-chairman of the European Parliament, Ska Keller, has expressed her lack of confidence in the "guarantees" that Prime Minister Boyko Borissov (self declared "green man") gave yesterday in the Strasbourg plenary that only a second lift will b
The US Army will remain in Syria until the jihadist group Islamic State is finally defeated, as well as to resist Iranian influence and ultimately help with the overthrow of Bashar Assad, said US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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Poland relies on expanding the presence of US soldiers in the country, Defense Minister Mariusz Blashtak said.
Pyongyang may have 10 to 20 nuclear warheads available.
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''There is no greener government than ours'', Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said at the beginning of today's government meeting, BGNES reported.
The Government approved the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Transport, Information Technology and Communications of the Republic of Bulgaria and the Ministry of Information Society and the Administration of the Republic of Macedonia on
The Buzludzha Monument can receive European funding for protection after it enters the program for the seven most endangered monuments in Europe, Nova TV reported.
The National Assembly ratified the Treaty on Friendship, Neighborhood and Cooperation with Macedonia by law.
The government plans to expand the Trakia highway in the section between Sofia and Plovdiv.
3777 people have expressed their willingness to participate in the new project of Slavi Trifonov for finding capable Bulgarians to take part in the country's governance.
''In 2018, and in 2019 there will be no rise in vignette prices.
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church celebrates on Thursday, January 18, the Day of St.
Three people have been killed by falling trees or debris in the Netherlands as a fierce storm tears across northern Europe, according to BBC.
As a result of the stormy wind in Smolyan this morning was declared a state of emergency because of closed roads as a result of uprooted and fallen trees and interrupted power supply.
Dirty air in 10 cities reports to the Executive Environment Agency.
A yellow warning for strong winds is in place for the whole country, according to the website of the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology.
Strong winds and snowfalls have led to road problems.
It will remain windy today, with moderate and strong northwestern wind.
A flu epidemic was announced in the Pazardzhik region, according to bTV.
Bulgaria's best tennis player Grigor Dimitrov, will be on the court tomorrow at about 6:00 am Bulgarian time for his third round match of the Australian Open against Russian Andrey Rublev.
The Syrian government will attend U.
President Donald Trump denied on Wednesday that the planned relocation of the U.
Fifty-two people were killed after a bus they were traveling in caught fire in Kazakhstan’s north-western Aktau region, the country’s interior ministry said on Thursday, Reuters reported.
North and South Korea will march jointly under one unified flag during the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics, the biggest sign yet of a detente after months of tensions over Kim Jong Un’s nuclear program, Bloomberg reports.
Continued change from Afghanistan, confronting Russia, and enhancing 360-degree European security highlighted discussions during the NATO Military Committee Meeting in Brussels these past two days, The Pentagon reports.
In a report published today, the Council of Europe’s anti-corruption body (GRECO) stresses that Romania has satisfactorily implemented or dealt satisfactorily with only two of the thirteen recommendations contained in the Fourth Round Evaluation Report ad
The European Union and Turkey are planning a summit in late March, Mediapool reports.
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A bill on the legalization of private military companies will be submitted to the Russian parliament.
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