Bulgaria's Railway Freight Services Formally on Privatization Table
Bulgaria's Agency for Privatization and Post-Privatization Control has formally declared the cargo department of the Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ) for sale.
Bulgaria's Agency for Privatization and Post-Privatization Control has formally declared the cargo department of the Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ) for sale.
Bulgarian National Revenue Agency officers are inspecting a number of deals with grain, informed Bulgarian Minister of Agriculture Miroslav Naydenov.
The consumer price index (CPI) in Bulgaria in May 2012, compared to April 2012, was 99.9%, i.e. the monthly inflation was -0.1%.
Bulgaria's natural gas price will not go up by more than 5%, according to Angel Semerdzhiev, head of the State Commission for Energy and Water Regulation.
Bulgaria will only get lower gas prices if it develops its gas production potential, according to Delyan Dobrev, Minister of Energy, Economy and Tourism.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov, Energy and Economy Minister Delyan Dobrev and Sheila Camerer, Ambassador of the Republic of South Africa to Bulgaria, attended Tuesday the inauguration of a plant specialized in the production of luxury seats and in
South Africa company ALC will open a production facility Tuesday for luxury seats and interior for BMW cars in the village of Musachevo near the town of Elin Pelin, just outside of Bulgaria's capital Sofia.
The number of Belarusian tourists in Bulgaria has doubled in May-June 2012 year-on-year, the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry announced.
Statues of famous people, removed from their pedestals, will become the newest attraction for divers near Bulgaria's Black Sea capital Varna.
Tax authorities in Belgium have accused European Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht of large-scale tax evasion.
The opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party has cried foul after the ruling center-right party GERB's MPs raised the country's highway speed limit by 10 km/h to reach 140 km/h.
Bulgaria's MPs have sealed a legislative amendment raising country's highway speed limit from 130 km/h to 140 km/h (87 mph).
Interest among Bulgarian citizens to vote for new political parties in upcoming general elections has shrunk, according to a study by the National Center for Study of Public Opinion.
Nearly half, 49%, of Bulgarian police officers have health problems, according to a recent poll.
Bereta Trading, owner of the blasted ammo depot in southeastern Bulgaria, announces Tuesday it is beginning to repair explosion-damaged residential and public buildings.
By the end of June, all illegal estates of Roma clan leader Kiril Rashkov and his family will be demolished, according to Krasimir Yurukov, Mayor of the southern Bulgarian village of Katunita.
A young 16-year-old Bulgarian Roma girl has been stolen overnight Tuesday from her family to be made a bride, informed Bulgarian police from the city of Veliko Tarnovo.
Prisoners from nearby Bobov Dol detention facility have been mobilized to help clear rubble from the Pernik earthquake that shook western Bulgaria May 22.
A freight truck that spontaneously started has injured two workers and a chance boy who was riding a bicycle nearby in the Bulgarian city of Dobrich.
The biological remains in the area of the ammo depots that recently blasted in southern Bulgaria have been identified to belong to one of the workers declared dead in the incident.
Bulgarian scientists are unable to research earthquake faults around the country because of a lack of funds, according to geologists from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
Code yellow has been declared for 19 Bulgarian regions for Wednesday over the forecast of dangerous heat, the Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, BAS, informs.
The Mayor of Bulgaria's southeastern municipality of Stradlzha, Mitko Andonov, demands urgent State help for the areas affected by last week's ammo depot explosions.
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and the French Academy of Sciences have signed a cooperation agreement designed to deepen their joint work based on existing projects, officials said.
Bulgaria's top male tennis player Grigor Dimitrov has scored a win in the first round of the Aegan Championship in London.
Poland have drawn Russia 1:1 in a match from Group A of the 2012 European Football Championship.
Fans of the national football teams of Russia and Poland got into a mass fight in Warsaw shortly before the match between the two countries in Euro 2012 Group A.
The Czech Republic have triumphed over Greece 2:1 in the second round of Group A at the European football championship.
A three-judge panel of the Yambol District Court has issued a suspended sentence of two years and six months with three years of probation to Yordan Lechkov, football legend and former Mayor of Sliven.
Charges against Bulgarian media tycoons, Lyubomir Pavlov and Ognyan Donev, are well-aligned with information submitted with the prosecutor's Office by their former partners.
Bulgarian media mogul, Lyubomir Pavlov has been charged on three counts and his partner Ognyan Donev, on one, it emerged Tuesday.
Audits at 615 companies in northeastern Bulgaria have uncovered unpaid tax and social security dues of BGN 84 M by mid-May 2012.
The publishers of a major Bulgarian press group, formerly owned by WAZ Mediengruppe, were officially charged Tuesday with money laundering, tax evasion, and document fraud.
Two Bulgarian citizens were sentenced to prison in the USA for engaging in extensive ATM skimming activities.
Bulgaria's Prosecutors Office has finally launched a probe in the notorious properties presumed to be owned by the leader of the ethnic Turkish party Movement for Rights and Freedoms, DPS, Ahmed Dogan.
The Boston Globe has published a news story in photographs dedicated to "Scenes from Bulgaria" in its column entitled "The Big Picture".
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Latest data of the National Statistical Institute show that Bulgaria's exports have started to decline while the imports have started to go up.
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