Chinese Companies Seek to Invest Big in Bulgarian Agriculture
Chinese companies have demonstrated committed interest in investment in Bulgaria's agriculture, according to Agriculture and Foods Minister Miroslav Naydenov.
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Chinese companies have demonstrated committed interest in investment in Bulgaria's agriculture, according to Agriculture and Foods Minister Miroslav Naydenov.
The Bulgarian Parliament accepted amendments in the country's Election Code, which were revoked last week by the Constitutional Court.
The Bulgarian Finance Ministry has reassured a senior delegation of the World Bank of the country's economic prospects in the context of the Partnership Strategy between Bulgaria and the international financial institution.
Driven by strong exports, the Bulgarian economy expanded by 2.5% in the first quarter on an annual basis, well above analysts' forecasts, flash data of the statistics office showed on Friday.
Coca-Cola Hellenic has announced new investments in Bulgaria's capital Sofia amidst the celebrations of Coca-Cola's 125th birthday.
Bulgaria expects an year-on-year growth of some 70% in the number of Russian tourists for the 2011 summer season, according to consular officials.
Bulgaria will participate for the third time in World Travel Fair 2011, one of the biggest tourism exhibitions in Asia, which opens Friday in Shanghai.
Bulgaria's Chief Prosecutor Boris Velchev is prone to endorsing justice beyond the law and contracts with courts, according to fresh diplomatic cables of the US embassy in Sofia, revealed on WikiLeaks.
Volen Siderov, leader of the far-right Bulgarian Ataka (Atack) party claimed US Ambassador to the country James Warlick threatened to "destroy him".
The United States Embassy in Sofia has officially launched its Facebook page, entitled U.S. Embassy Sofia.
EU Commissioner for Climate Action Connie Hedegaard has commended the Bulgarian government for its zeal in fulfilling the EU 2020 carbon output reduction targets.
Just over half of the EUR 2 B slated for Bulgaria under EU Operational Program "Transport" for 2007-2013 have been contracted, the Bulgarian Transport Ministry announced.
The European Commission made it clear it has "important doubts" about a proposal by the Danish government to restart checks on goods and merchandise at its frontiers.
Berlin, Paris and Brussels are seeking a compromise to allow Romania and Bulgaria into Schengen in the fall of 2011, said Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs Teodor Baconschi in an interview for Romanian daily Adevarul.
There is no discussion in the EU of Greece leaving the euro zone, the Greek Embassy in Sofia has told Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency).
Bulgaria was the country that recorded that second highest number of notifications on non-food dangerous products in 2010 – 192, according to the latest annual report on the bloc's alert system for non-food dangerous products, RAPEX.
European Commissioner for Climate Action Connie Hedegaard will be on a visit to Bulgaria on Friday to meet PM Boyko Borisov and Environmental Minister Nona Karadzhova.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has confirmed his earlier hints that he will ax the Director of the National Social Security Institute (NOI) Hristina Mitreva.
Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov's January resolution not to put a cigar in his mouth any more lasted just four months, as he was seen smoking one on his party's town meeting.
Bulgaria's nationalist party has stirred up a heated debate after calling for the shut-down of the country's anti-discrimination watchdog over its inefficiency.
The Bulgarian Parliament is expected to discuss Friday the proposed amendments in the country's Election Code after the Constitutional Court revoked some of the texts in it.
Polly Genova, the Bulgarian representative at Eurovision 2011, has made it clear she was thrilled with her own performance at the song contest even though she failed to make it to the final.
Bulgaria's contestant Polly Genova and her band failed to qualify for the final of the Eurovision song contest after the second semi-final in Dusseldorf Thursday evening.
Garra Dembele, Bulgarian football team Levski's prolific French-Malian striker, will almost certainly be sold during the summer transfer window, the club's Chairman, Todor Batkov, announced.
Spanish resort island of Tenerife is in shock after a suspect, believed to be a homeless Bulgarian man with a criminal record, beheaded a woman in a supermarket.
The latest court hearing of the prolonged double-murder case of the Belneyski sisters was postponed Friday over the non-attendance of two witnesses.
New witnesses will take the stand in a Friday court session of the prolonged trial of the gruesome murder of the Sisters Rositsa (18) and Kristina (15) Belneyski.
Bulgaria has won the privilege to host the 2011 edition of the Mrs European Union beauty contest.
Philippa "Pippa" Middleton, the sister of the new Duchess of Cambridge, is reportedly planing to tie the knot with her long-term boyfriend Alex Loudon.
Today is Friday the 13th, a "fatal" date that occurs at least once a year and three times at the most.
Diplomatic cables of the US embassy in Sofia, dated February 7, 2006, has been revealed on WikiLeaks and provided to the project for investigative journalism www.bivol.bg, bringing out new details about Chief Prosecutor Boris Velchev.
The Roma day centre in P??skyl?nrinne in S?rn?inen opened its doors this week, and word has spread rapidly. New Roma have been arriving in Finland recently, this time mainly from Bulgaria.
Libyan leader dictator Muammar Gaddafi has most likely left the capital Tripoli and has most likely been wounded, according to Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini.
Residents in the Spanish town of Lorca, who were hit by a deadly earthquake on Wednesday evening, live in desperation and fear of another seismological event, says the mayor.
On Friday, the world marks 30 years since the failed assassination attempt against Pope John Paul II, an accident in which many used to believe Bulgaria was involved.
At least 73 people, mostly military cadets, were killed by twin bombings near Pakistan's northwestern city of Charsadda early on Friday.
I personally would rather have a meditative pint of beer rather than sit through three hours of torture watching singers going to great lengths to be "original" and an audience pretending to be entertained.
From Novinite.
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