Bulgarian Experts Found Association for Geotechnical and Tunnel Construction
Bulgarian specialists in the field of geotechnical and tunnel construction have established a specialized association in Sofia.
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Bulgarian specialists in the field of geotechnical and tunnel construction have established a specialized association in Sofia.
Turkiye Is Bankasi AS, the largest private bank in Turkey, intends to open a branch in Sofia through its subsidiary based in Germany, Isbank GmbH.
International credit rating agency Fitch has confirmed the long-term foreign-currency rating of the Bulgarian Development Bank at BBB-.
The Bulgarian authorities closed down two more units of the troubled thermal power plant Brikel owned by controversial energy tycoon Hristo Kovachki.
The project to build a second Nuclear Power Plant in Bulgaria's Danube town of Belene was not delayed one bit by the cabinet of the Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria (GERB) party.
The Members of the Bulgarian Parliament revoked Wednesday the minimum property value threshold that was free of tax by passing amendments to the Local Tax Act at second read.
Sweden wanted Russia expelled from the Council of Europe after the Russian-Georgian War in the summer of 2008, according to a classified document published by the notorious WikiLeaks site.
Bulgaria's Minister of the Interior, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, had expressed the country's readiness to accept two prisoners from Guantanamo under certain conditions.
Kristalina Georgieva, who just won the "European of the Year" and "EU Commissioner of the Year" awards of European Voice, has denied intentions to run for Bulgarian President for the time being.
Former Bulgarian Prime Minister Filip Dimitrov became the first officially appointed EU ambassador after passing with flying colours a discussion at the European Parliament.
Bulgaria's Kristalina Georgieva, who triumphed with the "European of the Year" and "EU Commissioner of the Year" awards of the prestigious newspaper European Voice, has expressed her gratitude to Bulgarian and European citizens.
The European External Action Service is launched on December 1, symbolically coinciding with the first anniversary of the entry into force of the Lisbon treaty, which gave rise to the EEAS.
Bulgaria's interior minister will make yet another effort to convince Brussels into separating the country's Schengen accession from the European Commission's continued monitoring of its justice reform and anti-corruption combat.
Bulgaria's Kristalina Georgieva has triumphed with the "European of the Year" and "EU Commissioner of the Year" awards of the prestigious newspaper European Voice.
The head of the Sofia Fire Department, Ivan Iliev, will be resigning amidst the scandal with his daughter Kalina Ilieva, the former head of Bulgaria's State Agriculture Fund who was found to have forged her diploma from a German university.
An initiative committee will be created on January 1, 2011, which will put forth the presidential candidature of Bulgarian controversial businessman, ex-secret agent and alleged crime boss, Alexei Petrov, Bulgaria's Sofia Press has announced.
The demand of the conservative Order, Law and Justice (RZS) party for a referendum on convening a Great General Assembly to pass a new Constitution has been signed by over half million of Bulgarians.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, is not at all considering the dismissal of Culture Minister, Vezhdi Rashidov, over the latter's trip to the Film Festival in Venice in September.
Bulgarians, who were collaborators of the State Security, the intelligence and secret police during the communist regime, will be banned from receiving medals and orders.
The now dismissed Executive Director of Bulgaria's Agriculture Fund, Kalina Ilieva had excellent references from the EU anti-fraud office OLAF and this was the reason for her being selected for the post.
For the third consecutive year the Christmas lights of Bulgaria's capital Sofia were lit on December 1.
Hundreds of disabled Sofia residents were forced to wait in line through the night to be included in 2011 in the social service "Assistant for Independent Living.
Bulgarian scientists, university professors, students and people working in the culture sector have gathered to stage yet another protest demanding the implementation of European priorities and policies in education, science, healthcare and culture.
Bulgaria joins Wednesday many countries all over the world in marking Worlds Aids Day for the seventh consecutive year.
Bulgarian scientists, university professors and students, doctors and people working in the culture sphere will unite on Wednesday for yet another protest against the government's radical budget cuts for 2011.
Air, road and railway transport across Western and Northern Europe has been disrupted by heavy snowfall and freezing cold.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 2.4 on the Richer scale occurred in Eastern Bulgaria on Wednesday.
A light earthquake was registered in southern Bulgaria Wednesday morning, the Seismology Institute at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences reports.
A controversial new campaign advertisement in Bulgaria tries to encourage people to use condoms by graphically explaining the way HIV is contracted - and gets caught in a backlash.
Bulgaria's top male tennis player Grigor Dimitrov has been fined EUR 2,000 and may face other punishments for pushing the umpire at the last for the year ATP Challenger in Helsinki, Finland, bleacherreport.com informed.
Bulgaria's Unit for Combating Organized Crime (GDBOP) have busted yet another crime group dealing with the illegal online distribution of fake luxury goods.
Bulgarian police have arrested one Turkish and three Bulgarian citizens for participating in an international illegal immigrant channel through Bulgaria.
Bulgaria's Teodora Stefanova, who is personal astrologer and fortune-teller of the Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi, has forecast that 2011 will be very important year for Bulgaria's PM Boyko Borisov, who will probably get married.
Bulgaria's football star Dimitar Berbatov is launching his own fashion line, according to reports in Bulgarian media.
This month a question was raised in Bulgaria, echoed in Brussels and eagerly waits for its reply.
A Bulgarian official used a fake German university diploma to land the job of administering hundreds of millions of euros in EU agricultural aid, it emerged Tuesday.
"The main challenge that EEAS faces will be building up a common European policy.
North Korea is likely to attack again, a week after it shelled a South Korean island, according to South Korea's intelligence chief, the BBC has reported.
Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, has been added to Interpol's 'Wanted' list over alleged sex crimes in Sweden.
She used to be a poor girl, but she has never lost her bravery and believes in her dreams.
Let me start by saying that I love Christmas.
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