About 60% of the construction of the so called Danube Bridge 2, the second one to connect Bulgaria and Romania over the Danube River, have been completed.
Bulgaria's special Agriculture Fund has affirmed 311 EU Rural Development projects, which will cost a total of BGN 136.
Because of the inclement weather that threw Moscow's major airport in chaos, a Moscow-Sofia plane arrived in Bulgaria with a 17-hour delay.
The People's Republic of China has declared a 20% increase of the minimum monthly wage, thus in effect making it higher than the minimum wage in Bulgaria.
The opening of the second line of the Sofia Metro in 2012 will double its load to 400 000 passengers daily, from the current 180 000, according to Sofia Mayor Fandakova.
A consortium of two Bulgarian companies and one Italian firm has won the Transport Ministry tender for modernization of the Plovdiv-Burgas railway in Southern Bulgaria.
The Sofia International Airport has canceled two outbound flights to Bucharest over unfavorable meteorological conditions.
Leading Bulgarian financiers have criticized the Borisov Cabinet for its response to the economic crisis while also recognizing that the government has in a way reacted to it “adequately.
An innovation created by a Bulgarian scientist is said to be able to make natural gas use more efficient and cut down the expenses for central heating.
The Italian power utility Enel has negotiated with Russia's Inter RAO about possibly selling their majority stake in the Bulgarian Maritsa 3 TPP, according to Wall Street Journal.
A wide range of little souvenirs are to be launched by Bulgaria's government in order to increase the foreign interest in the country as a touristic destination.
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church has reacted strongly against the intention of authorities of the town of Sozopol to erect a statue of Ancient Greek god Apollo.
Bulgaria has been listed among the top nine global tourist destinations for 2011 in a CNN article.
The major problem of Bulgaria's Borisov Cabinet is its low efficiency, according to political analysts.
The Bulgarian police syndicate has issued a demand for a 50% increase of officers' salaries, announced its chair Valentin Grozev.
Italian Culture Minister Sando Bondi is about to resign in the next couple of days due to the scandal involving Bulgarian-born actress Michelle Bonev and other issues, according to Italian media.
The Bulgarian Plovdiv will run for a European Capital of Culture in 2019, the city's Mayor, Slavcho Atanasov, has announced.
Bulgarian cardiologists have slammed the government for drastic cuts of funding for treatment of patients with cardiac dysrhythmia.
Bulgarian sumo wrestler Kaloyan Mahlyanov-Kotooshu has earned EUR 408 000 with his wins in 2010, Japanese pundits have announced.
Bulgarian striker Dimitar Berbatov scored the only goal for Manchester United in their draw with Birmingham.
Between 20 and 30 home robberies are committed in Bulgaria's capital Sofia every day according to police data.
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez has dared the US government to cut their mutual diplomatic relations.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has allegedly been building a luxurious palace on the coast of the Black Sea.
Five men have been apprehended by the police in Copenhagen and Sweden for planning a terrorist attack on the Danish Jyllands-Posten daily paper which printed cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.
A Russian military plane An-22 crashed late Tuesday night causing the death of the entire crew of 12 men.
A 37-year-old man has been arrested at the international airport in Miami after his luggage caused a small explosion on the tarmac.
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