Bulgaria Tobacco Growers to Receive BGN 116 M EU Subsidy
The European Commission has authorized the payment of BGN 116 M to Bulgaria's tobacco producers for the 2009 crop.
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The European Commission has authorized the payment of BGN 116 M to Bulgaria's tobacco producers for the 2009 crop.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced a loan of EUR 60 M to support the development of renewable energy in Bulgaria.
The troubled EC Commissioner bid of Bulgaria's Rumiana Jeleva is going to teach GERB and PM Boyko Borisov about how the Socialists act, according to rightist leader Ivan Kostov.
Liberal MEP Antoniya Parvanova has stated that it would be a classic example of political game-playing, should Rumiana Jeleva be chosen as an EU Commissioner.
Following a week of drama in the European Parliament, when Bulgaria’s Commissioner-Designate found herself at the center of a storm regarding both her apparent professional competence and personal conflict of interests, the saga is set to continue on Mond
Yane Yanev, leader of the Bulgarian conservative "Order, Law and Justice" party (RZS) has stated that they want to convene the Great National Assembly* for the elaboration of a new Bulgarian constitution.
Bulgarian socialist leader Sergey Stanishev has launched another attack on the competence of Rumiana Jeleva and the government.
Bulgaria will be ready to enter the Schengen Area by March 2011, according to the Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov.
A comprehensive reorganization of traffic movements around the Lion's Bridge is to take effect from 8 pm on Monday, January 18.
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church On Sunday honors the memory of the Venerable Anthony the Great, on the holiday called Antonovden.
Bulgarian football team CSKA Sofia have appointed a new head coach - Romanian Ioan Andone.
The Sofia City Court decided Sunday to release on bail alleged Bulgarian crime boss Krasimir Marinov, aka "The Big Marguin".
Mehmet Ali Agca, the Turkish national who tried to assassinate Pope John Paul II in 1981, may have to carry out his military service after his release from prison Monday.
Many companies are worried about 2010. They are nervous about the direction of the economy and the impact of higher taxes and unemployment on consumer and business confidence
Viktor Yanukovich and acting Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko will be facing each other in the runoff of the Ukrainian Presidential Elections after the first round on Sunday.
Viktor Yanukovich, generally known as a pro-Russian candidate, is in the lead in Ukraine's Presidential Elections taking place Sunday, according to an exit poll carried out by the Russian news agency Interfax.
Istanbul marked the official start of its year as one of the European Capitals of Culture 2010 with a spectacular celebration relayed throughout the city.
Ukrainians are voting Sunday in presidential elections, the first since 2004, when the so-called Orange Revolution occurred.
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