Bulgarian City Wants Direct Link to Sofia Metro
The administration of the western Bulgarian city of Pernik has renewed its initiative for a connection to subway of the Bulgarian capital Sofia.
Business | September 6, 2010, Monday // 18:14
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ARCHIVE - 6 September 2010
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Bulgarian City Wants Direct Link to Sofia MetroBulgaria Says Threats against Abu Dhabi Exec F1 Fans' Joke
Financial Appraisal Deal Brings Nabucco Closer to Securing Funding
Bulgaria to Get BGN 41 M Dividend from Power Utility CEZ
Greece's Bluehouse to Ink EUR 27 M Deal in Bulgaria
BMI: Rents in Bulgaria Track Sideways
Major TV Channels Air Ads for Bulgaria Tourism
Politics
Paris Summit Omits Roma Issue, France Insists 'There's No Expulsion'European Parliament to Debate Roma Expulsions
Uninvited Bulgaria Skeptic over Roma Summit in Paris
Paris Opens Immigration Summit amid Roma Controversy
Bulgarian Nationalist Leader Reanimates Turkish Irredentist Threat
Society
Bulgarian PM Urges National Unity on Unification DayBulgarian Bishop Hands Medals to 'Defenders of Christianity' from Gays
Bulgaria Pop Diva Still Facing the Music over Tax Fraud
Bulgaria Celebrates Unification Day
Sports
Bulgaria's Berbatov United's 2nd Best Player in AugustWales May Face Bulgaria with New Manager
Views on BG
France May Delay Romania, Bulgaria Entry to Schengen AreaSmiles
BeerWorld
Spain: Eta Ceasefire 'Insufficient'Boycott Ruins Moldova's Constitution Referendum
Business
Bulgaria Says Threats against Abu Dhabi Exec F1 Fans' Joke
Young Bulgarian IT experts, living abroad, have sent via e-mail racket demands and threats to a representative of Abu Dhabi company EABG, who arrived in Sofia Saturday to clear an international scandal about the construction of a Bulgarian Formula 1 track
Business | September 6, 2010, Monday // 10:55
Financial Appraisal Deal Brings Nabucco Closer to Securing Funding
The shareholders and project company of Nabucco have singed a mandate letter with three international financial institutions for the appraisal of the future pipeline, which has been hailed as a key step forward.
Bulgaria to Get BGN 41 M Dividend from Power Utility CEZ
The Bulgarian government is going to receive a dividend of BGN 41 M from the Czech-owned power utility CEZ Bulgaria.
Greece's Bluehouse to Ink EUR 27 M Deal in Bulgaria
Greek investment fund Bluehouse Capital is to acquire four properties of Sofia-based ERG Capital 1 and ERG Capital 2 REITs in a EUR 27 M deal, according to media reports.
BMI: Rents in Bulgaria Track Sideways
Rental levels in Bulgaria have tracked sideways in mid-2010 as the impact of softness in demand had been offset by the effect of restricted new supply, according to global research outfit Business Monitor International (BMI).
Major TV Channels Air Ads for Bulgaria Tourism
Bulgaria will be advertised as a year-round tourist destination on Euronews, Eurosport, National Geographic Channel and Discovery Channel as of September 6.
Politics
Paris Summit Omits Roma Issue, France Insists 'There's No Expulsion'
The much expected immigration summit of several EU countries and Canada in Paris has made no mention of the recent campaign of the French government to crack down on Roma immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania.
European Parliament to Debate Roma Expulsions
France's controversial expulsion of hundreds of ethnic Romas from its territory is set to be debated by the European Parliament during its first plenary session after the summer recess.
Uninvited Bulgaria Skeptic over Roma Summit in Paris
Skepticism over the outcome of the immigration summit in Paris, which opens on Monday, is reigning in Bulgaria, which has welcomed so far twenty six Roma deported from France, but was not invited to the forum.
Paris Opens Immigration Summit amid Roma Controversy
Paris hosts on Monday an 'immigration' summit after inviting a handful of member states amid strong controversy stirred by its expulsion of scores of Roma back to Romania and Bulgaria.
Bulgarian Nationalist Leader Reanimates Turkish Irredentist Threat
There is a serious threat that the Kardzhali District could be separated from Bulgaria, declared Monday the leader of the nationalist party Ataka, Volen Siderov.
Society
Bulgarian PM Urges National Unity on Unification Day
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has issued a special statement congratulating Bulgarians on the occasion of 125 years since September 6, 1885, the day of the Unification of the Principality of Bulgaria and "Eastern Roumelia".
Society | September 6, 2010, Monday // 17:12
Bulgarian Bishop Hands Medals to 'Defenders of Christianity' from Gays
The bishop of Bulgaria's Plovdiv, Nikolay, has presented orders for "defending" Christian values a controversial mayor and a notorious prosecutor, who were recently involved with anti-gay policies.
Society | September 6, 2010, Monday // 15:55
Bulgaria Pop Diva Still Facing the Music over Tax Fraud
Bulgaria's national revenue agency is still investigating the queen of pop Lili Ivanova for possible tax evasion as part of measures to curb rampant fraud and boost budget revenues, according to reports.
Society | September 6, 2010, Monday // 14:13
Bulgaria Celebrates Unification Day
Bulgaria is celebrating on Monday the 125th anniversary since the unification of the Principality of Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia.
Society | September 6, 2010, Monday // 09:08
Sports
Bulgaria's Berbatov United's 2nd Best Player in August
Manchester United's Bulgarian striker Dimitar Berbatov remained second in the poll for the best player of his team in August 2010.
Sports | September 6, 2010, Monday // 18:58
Wales May Face Bulgaria with New Manager
John Toshack is willing to quit as Wales manager before the team next month's game against Bulgaria, BBC Sport reported.
Views on BG
France May Delay Romania, Bulgaria Entry to Schengen Area
In August, France intensified criticism of Romania and Bulgaria for their lack of progress in the process of the integration of the Roma minority.
Views on BG | September 6, 2010, Monday // 09:34
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World
Spain: Eta Ceasefire 'Insufficient'
The Spanish government has dismissed as "insufficient" a ceasefire by Eta, saying the Basque separatist group must renounce violence forever.
World | September 6, 2010, Monday // 13:04
Boycott Ruins Moldova's Constitution Referendum
Moldova's referendum on whether to change its constitution, which took place on Sunday, has failed because of low turnout largely caused by a boycott of the Communist Party.
World | September 6, 2010, Monday // 06:40
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