Several major outbound flights of Bulgaria Air that were originally supposed to take off from the Sofia International Airport will set off from the southern city of Plovdiv.
Bulgarian state railway company BDZ expects to start making profit in 2015 as a result of a program of wide-ranging measures, its management announced.
Bulgaria is looking at opportunities to export electricity to Lebanon, according to the Minister of Economy, Energy, and Tourism, Traicho Traikov.
The Bulgarian State Railways company BDZ has made a BGN 64.5 M deal for the purchase of 30 new sleeping cars from Turkish company Tuvasas.
The world's largest low-cost airline, Irish company Ryanair, is expected to announce on Wednesday a new regular line from the Bulgarian city of Plovdiv to Barcelona, Spain.
Thousands of passengers, many of whom Christmas travelers, are stranded at airports around Europe as snow, ice, fog and low temperatures continue to disrupt the air traffic.
Some texts of the Social Security Act will be challenged in the Bulgarian Constitutional Court, the right-wing Blue Coalition announced Wednesday.
Bulgaria's Customs Agency will raise a total of BGN 6.6 B in 2010, according to preliminary data released Wednesday.
Hilton Worldwide has formally announced the opening of its 200th hotel in Europe – the Doubletree by Hilton Varna – which is located in the Bulgarian Black Sea resort of Golden Sands.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov will take a commercial flight to Brazil for Dilma Rousseff's inauguration because of the "stinginess" of Finance Minister Djankov.
The Bulgarian Cabinet will help the Bulgarian community in Lebanon to open a school of its own in Beirut.
Jonathan Allen has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Bulgaria, the United Kingdom Foreign Office announced.
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has sought to distance Bulgaria from Romania's negative reaction on France and Germany's opposition to the Schengen accession of the two newest EU members.
The Bulgarian National Bank has announced that it will discontinue buying Estonian kroon as of January 1, 2011.
Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov has stated that Bulgaria will be "technically" ready to join the Schengen Area by March 2011.
The European Commission has confirmed its position against tying Bulgaria and Romania's Schengen zone entry with additional clauses and with the post-accession progress monitoring known as the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism.
Croatia has completed three more chapters of its EU accession negotiations, and is likely to wrap up the entire process by June 2011.
EU newcomer Bulgaria has made it clear it will aim to accede to the Schengen zone in March 2011 even though France and Germany decided to block the country from joining the Europe's passport-free travel zone.
Bulgaria's Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov caused an uproar in Parliament as opposition MPs demanded that he showed up to give explanation over a controversial tapping case.
The expert opinion on the death of the prematurely-born baby has been ready on December 18, but was concealed for three days, according to the right-wing Blue Coalition.
The Members of the Bulgarian Parliament solved Wednesday the case with Bozhidar Dimitrov, the country's Minister without Portfolio for Bulgarians Abroad, who resigned from the post, but decided not to return to the Parliament.
Bulgaria has a very weak Prime Minister without any management skills, according to President, Georgi Parvanov.
A high-ranking public figure suspected of shocking crimes has been busted by Bulgarian anti-mafia units in a special operation in Sofia, a senior government official wishing to remain anonymous revealed specially for the readers of Novinite.
The employees from the Sofia City Hall Inspectorate who were doing a check of the road condition on Sofia's "Brussels" Blvd have been sanctioned.
A chain crash involving a total of fifty cars at a central Sofia's boulevard caused a major traffic jam early in the morning on Wednesday.
Dust levels in the air in the capital Sofia, the town of Pernik, twenty kilometres south of Sofia, and the town of Kardzhali, Southern Bulgaria, have hit record highs over the last twenty days, the executive environmental agency said on Wednesday.
Much of Western and Southern Bulgaria has been gripped by thick fog leading many of the flights of the Sofia International Airport to be canceled.
Mandatory tests for breast and prostate cancer are going to be introduced in Bulgaria in 2011, the Health Ministry announced Wednesday.
Even though a smoking ban in public places came into force in Bulgaria five days ago, reporters' checks across the country have shown that it is being widely ignored.
Italy's volleyball club Trentino BetClic, led by Bulgarian Radostin Stoychev and including two Bulgarian players, claimed a second consecutive Men's Club World Championship crown after defeating Poland's PGE Skra Belchatow in the final in Doha.
The Regional Prosecutor's Office in the southern Bulgaria city of Yambol pressed Wednesday a new charge against Mayor, Georgi Slavov.
The night club "Hysteria" in Bulgaria's second largest city of Plovdiv was set on fire early Wednesday, the police reported.
Europe's passport-free Schengen travel area will not open up to Bulgaria and Romania as soon as they had hoped.
Germany and France on Tuesday blocked the extension of the European Union's Schengen border-free area to include Romania and Bulgaria, snubbing them and their political allies in the former Eastern bloc.
France and Germany have decided to block Bulgaria and Romania from joining the Europe's passport-free travel zone.
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