Bulgaria's Interior Ministry has urged all drivers to use the Ilinden-Exochi crossing when traveling to and from Greece after the rising Struma River damaged the E-79, the main road connecting the two countries.
The construction of the Struma Highway will solve the problem with floods along the Struma River in Southwest Bulgaria, Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said.
Sofia Airport, the largest of Bulgaria's four international airports, expects to end 2010 with a net profit of BGN 14 M, according to its Operations Director Nikolay Kabakchiev.
Bulgaria's Minister of Economy Traicho Traikov will participate in the 6th sitting of the Joint Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation with Ukraine Monday and Tuesday.
The airport of Bulgaria's capital Sofia has serviced 6% more passengers in 2010, compared to the previous year, according to the airport Director, Nikolay Kabakchiev.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has provided a credit line of EUR 150 M to the United Bulgarian Bank, a subsidiary of the National Bank of Greece.
The second biggest energy company in Bulgaria, the Maritsa East 2 Thermal Power Plant, is under investigation for law violations, according to Plovdiv's Regional Prosecutor's Office.
The agreement between Bulgaria and Russia for the EUR 6.3 B price of the future Nuclear Power Plant in the Danube town of Belene can be seen as great success.
One of the largest Bulgarian pharmaceutical companies, Sopharma, has announced a massive investment into a new production plant.
Bulgarian authorities began demolishing Monday a three-story hotel located on the "Kabakum" beach near the Black Sea city of Varna.
Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov has expressed hopes that the government will soon be able to modify the levy for passing through the Danube Bridge linking Bulgaria's Ruse and Romania's Giurgiu.
The scandal with the leaking of US diplomatic cables on WikiLeaks is like "September 11" for international diplomacy, believes Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov.
A total of 853 refugee applications have been received in Bulgaria from 47 different nationalities IN 2009, according to UN's refugee agency UNHCR.
The Bulgarian authorities have been criticized anew by the UN Refugee Agency for detaining unlawfully foreign refugees and asylum-seekers in the notorious facility in Busmantsi near Sofia.
A team of EU experts has arrived in Bulgaria Monday to check if Bulgaria's efforts to meet the criteria of the Schengen Agreement are going as planned.
Germany's Wolfgang Schaeuble topped the Financial Times' annual list as the best European Finance Ministrer, followed by Poland's Jacek Rostowski and France's Christine Lagarde.
Bulgaria's notorious former CEO of the State Agriculture Fund was first hired at the agency as SAPARD program expert beating 845 other applicants for the same post.
Bulgaria's Executive Agency of Fisheries and Aqua Cultures has proposed jail sentences for illegal fishing to be including in the Penal Code.
Bulgaria's Parliamentary anti-Corruption Committee has its "hands tied" regarding sanctions against the 16 Members of Parliament who succumbed to a media trick, exposing their greed and prevalence of personal interests over legislative responsibilities.
Bulgaria's rightist Blue Coalition has demanded that 5 Ministers from the centrist GERB government should resign.
Bulgaria's rightist Blue Coalition will not endorse a ruling centrist GERB candidate in the presidential elections 2011 and will instead have its own nomination.
Bulgarian customs officer has been found dead on a train from Sofia to to the Serbian capital Belgrade.
The newly-built south loop of the beltway of Bulgaria's capital Sofia remains closed after it was flooded by torrential rains over the weekend.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, is traveling Monday to the Black Sea city of Burgas to officially open the new sewerage and plumbing system in the "Pobeda" (Victory) district.
Bulgarian fishermen, sailors and bankers are celebrating on December 6 their common patron, Christian St Nicholas.
A Bulgarian citizen has disappeared in Northern Greece as the torrential rains and the rising level of the Struma River have caused floods in parts of the country not unlike the situation in Bulgaria.
The major road in southwestern Bulgaria, and main connection to neighboring Greece, E-79, will remain closed for traffic for at least 10-12 days, the Blagoevgrad Regional Governor, Valeri Smilenov, informs.
Sofia residents and visitors are in anticipation of the annual Sofia international book fair, opening Tuesday at 11:30 am at the National Palace of Culture.
French composer Yann Tiersen will arrive and perform in Bulgaria on Wednesday,December 8 2010.
The municipal council of the town of Gorna Oryahovitsa has decided against firing Dr. Mirolyub Kozhuharov, the head of the local hospital, over the death of a prematurely born baby which caused a scandal last week.
The municipal council in Bulgaria's central town of Gorna Oryahovitsa is meeting Monday with one single item on the agenda – to decide on the dismissal of the director of the local hospital – Mirolyub Kozhuharov.
EU High Representative for Foreign Policy, Catherine Ashton, has started talks with Iran over its nuclear program on behalf of the E3+3 nations (the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany).
Jeff Bridges admitted he would participate in a sequel to Tron: Legacy if such is to be shot, stating that as an answer to a Bulgarian fan.
The notorious WikiLeaks site released Monday a long list of key facilities around the world, deemed by the US State Department vital to national security, BBC reports.
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