Bulgaria Hopes to Restore Emissions Trading Rights by End-2010
Bulgaria may have its carbon emissions trading rights under the Kyoto Protocol restored by the United Nations in the next few weeks, a spokesman of the Environment Ministry has said.
Bulgaria may have its carbon emissions trading rights under the Kyoto Protocol restored by the United Nations in the next few weeks, a spokesman of the Environment Ministry has said.
Assen Yagodin, the Executive Director of Postbank, has won the 2010 Banker of the Year prize of Bulgarian financial newspaper "Banker".
Bulgaria's economy registered slightly better results in the third quarter of 2010 that the initial data sets of the National Statistical Institute (NSI) indicated last month.
Bulgarian pharmaceutical giant Sopharma has formally launched the construction of its new factory, an investment worth BGN 70 M, in Sofia on Thursday.
The European Commission has not threatened with sanctions Bulgaria's government unless it introduces a flat 9% value-added tax (VAT) in the tourism sector next year, an MEP from the opposition Socialist party claims.
The Bulgarian Shepherd puppy presented in November by Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin finally received its own name - Buffy.
Israel's Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman thanked Bulgaria for sending fire-fighters to help tackle the recent conflagration near Haifa.
Former Prime Minister of Macedonia, Ljupco Georgievski, does not really have Bulgarian citizenship but has become the victim of a provocation by Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov.
Representatives of the US Republican party, who are on a visit to Bulgaria, voiced strong criticism Thursday for the American Ambassador to Sofia, James Warlick.
The Bulgarian and other countries' firefighters, who helped extinguish a forest blaze in Israel, will receive three-days of honors by the Israeli government and people.
Bulgarian Interior Minister, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, who is on an official trip to the US, met in Washington DC with Michelle Lionheart, Acting Director of the Drug Enforcement Agency, DEA.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, is meeting Thursday with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Israel, Avigdor Lieberman, who is on an official visit to Bulgaria.
Bulgaria and Romania's entry to the Schengen Agreement depends solely on the assessment of the technical criteria, the European Commission has stated.
Dacian Ciolo?, EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development, will visit Bulgaria Friday.
Еconomy experts gathered to discuss adjusting crisis exit strategies for new EU member states in Brussels Thursday.
Bulgaria's Parliament has adopted conclusively the much debated amendments to the Social Insurance Code, which will enter into force on January 1 2011.
Bulgaria's Parliamentary Ethical Commission has not been able to take up the case with the 16 Bulgarian MPs who shamefully skipped work last week to "receive" luxurious cell phones.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, declares he would not replace any member of the current cabinet as the right-wing leader, Ivan Kostov, recently demanded.
Some 30% of all Bulgarians think that corruption in the country has worsened in the course of the last year, a new Transparency International poll shows.
Bulgaria is one of Europe's most repressive countries towards journalists and the press freedom situation in it is continually deteriorating as media are bullied into silence, according to media watchdog group Reporters Without Borders (RSF).
Rescue units have found the dead body of the the driver whose truck collapsed into the Struma River on Sunday during efforts to reinforce its banks because of the torrential rains over the weekend.
The Christmas bazaar in Bulgaria's capital Sofia opened Thursday at 11 am on the Vitosha Boulevard, the main street in the city's downtown.
Bulgarian filmmakers and musicians are staging Thursday another protest rally against budget cuts in the culture sector.
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church marks Thursday the Day of St. Ana, the mother of the Virgin Mary and grandmother of Jesus Christ.
Bulgaria's Holy Synod removed from his post the notorious Bishop Theodosius, Abbot of the Troyan Monastery.
The weather on the entire territory of Bulgaria will sharply change overnight into December 10, and the meteorological winter will arrive in the country.
Bulgaria has surpassed the targets for greenhouse gas emissions set by the Kyoto Protocol, even though this is primarily the result of the restructuring, (an euphemism for the collapse) of its industry after 1989.
The northern part of the underpass in downtown Sofia near the shopping mall, known as Central Department Store (CUM) will be taken down before New Year's Eve.
An ambulance from the emergency room took over five hours to arrive at an address in Sofia's central "Lozenets" district, from the time the first call was placed.
East Europe's export-led economic recovery reached households in the third quarter, boosting growth in the Czech Republic, Estonia and Hungary as domestic spending rose following recessions last year.
France produced new arguments yesterday (8 December) to support its position that Romania and Bulgaria are not ready to the join Europe's visa-free Schengen travel zone, citing poor border and immigration controls.
Bulgaria's Interior Ministry announced that in a special operation the police have busted a large-scale forgery ring.
The black sea coast is predicted to have a very successful summer season in 2011.
"Today media freedom has many more enemies in Bulgaria than a few years ago.
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