Bulgaria's Sofia International Airport has introduced several measures to alleviate the situation of travelers who are stranded at the airport as a result of delayed or canceled flights because of inclement weather.
Sofia International Airport has announced it had canceled several departing and arriving flights, scheduled for Thursday.
The receiver of the bankrupt Bulgarian steel factory Kremikovtzi has scheduled February 7 as the date for the third attempt to sell off the failed behemoth's assets.
Bulgaria's Educational Minister Sergey Ignatov has confirmed that the German retailer Kaufland has an interest in purchasing a part of the Academy of Sciences' property.
Bulgarian foreign minister Nikolay Mladenov should resign over his attitude to diplomats who have served in communist State Security, stated organizations of former intelligence officers.
The Bulgarian cabinet adopted a decision Thursday to ask the President to dismiss all ambassadors of the country who were revealed to have been part of communist State Security.
The leader of the Bulgarian right-wing Democrats for Strong Bulgaria (DSB) party, Ivan Kostov, has expressed suggestion that the President Georgi Parvanov is sabotaging the country’s entry in the Schengen Area.
The highly critical letter of EC President Jose Manuel Barroso about Bulgaria's failure to absorb EU funds has been described as "encouraging" and "the best we ever got" by the Borisov Cabinet.
Bulgaria and Romania must take as much time as they need in order to get 100% ready for joining the Schengen Area, according to French EU Affairs Minister Laurent Wauquiez.
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso has sent a letter to the Bulgarian government in which he emphasizes explicitly Bulgaria's failure to utilize EU funds for infrastructure and water projects.
The leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party and ex-PM Sergey Stanishev expressed optimism for the outlook of his party in the upcoming 2011, which will see Bulgarians vote for both president and local authorities.
Bulgaria’s PM Boyko Borisovis considering removing the official post Minister without Portfolio after the resignation of Bozhidar Dimitrov.
In 2011, Bulgaria’s Labor Ministry will have about BGN 73 M for programs for subsidized employment, which will provide work for 34,600 people, according to the National action plan on employment.
The Bulgarian government is expected to review a proposal for removal of the 33 Ambassadors, who worked as collaborators or agents of the former Communist State Security, the Bulgarian National Radio reported.
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The Christmas Eve festive lithurgy of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church Friday will be presided by Patriarch Maxim, announced the church Thursday.
Traffic in Bulgarian capital Sofia has been completely jammed Thursday evening ahead of Christmas Eve on Friday.
Sofia’s Brussels Blvd will be equipped with cameras, which will monitor the compliance of the speed regulations, the mayor of Sofia, Yordanka Fandakova, has announced.
About 80% of Bulgarians will celebrate New Year’s Eve at home and only 5% will go to a restaurant, data from a poll by the National Center for Study of Public Opinion (NZIOM) showed.
Minister of Education Sergei Ignatov has staged a show of self-congratulation by awarding like-minded politicians from the ruling GERB party for their contribution to educational policy.
Bulgaria's Culture Minister Vezhdi Rashidov has accepted the resignation handed by Alexander Donev, head of the Bulgarian National Film Center, on Thursday.
Bulgaria’s Health Ministry has announced it will pay BGN 25 M more to hospitals for the activities it is financing.
We have solid proofs that the baby was born dead, said Stanislav Hristov, who participated in the preparation of the expert opinion on the death of the prematurely-born baby from the town of Gorna Oryahovitsa.
The prolific Bulgarian striker Dimitar Berbatov has been chosen by the Manchester United fans as the club's best player of the season so far, together with defender Nemanja Vidic.
A Bulgarian traffic policeman pulls over a car for speeding.
Leading Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten has claimed it is in possession of all 250,000 diplomatic cables collected by WikiLeaks and plans to publish them at its own discretion.
Foreign governments were aware of criminal organ harvesting carried out in Kosovo, stated Swiss Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly representative Dick Marty.
The EU and US are ready to freeze rapprochement with Belarus if no swift improvement is made in the human rights sphere, according to a joint statement by the two heads of diplomacy, Catherine Ashton and Hilary Clinton.
Bombs exploded in the embassies of Switzerland and Chile in Rome Thursday around noon, injuring at least two persons, reported world agencies.
Romania's Prime Minister Emil Boc has expectedly survived a fourth no-confidence vote in 2010, while a man jumped from the balcony of the parliamentary chamber to protest Boc's economic policies.
A total of 69 alleged members of a Macedonian drug ring have been arrested in the Austrian capital Vienna.
North Korea’s Armed Forces Minister, Kim Yong-chun, has announced that his country is ready for a “holy war” with nuclear weapons against South Korea, the BBC reported.
The South Korean army has completed military exercises, billed as the largest land and air winter drills, about 50 km from the border with North Korea, CNN reported.
The Internet phone service Skype has apologized for causing an outage that hit millions of people around the globe, the BBC reported.
The Obama Administration has managed to get the ratification of the new US-Russia Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START 2) through the "lame-duck" Senate.
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