All Bulgarian Farms Meet EU Minimum Standards of Pig Production
All of the 190 pig farms with over 10 sows in Bulgaria now meet EU requirements for group housing of sows, according to a statement of the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency.
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All of the 190 pig farms with over 10 sows in Bulgaria now meet EU requirements for group housing of sows, according to a statement of the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency.
The Association of Milk Producers in Bulgaria has launched a suit with the Bulgarian competition watchdog over a TV ad featuring a woman with big breasts advertising what they see as "fake cheese".
A company based in the Bulgarian Danube town of Vidin will manage the second bridge between Bulgaria and Romania, known as Danube Bridge 2, according to officials.
Fuel prices in Bulgaria have registered a slight increase since the beginning of 2013.
Bulgarian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have a new chance to benefit from loans with low interest rates and reduced collateral under the Joint European Resources for Micro to Medium Enterprises (JEREMIE) initiative.
Rusgeokom BG will be allowed to expand the area and the parameters of its oil and gas exploration activities in the district of Dobrich, northeastern Bulgaria.
With parliamentary elections due in mid-2013, Prime Minister Boyko Borisov's Citizens for Bulgaria's European Development (GERB) leads opinion polls, but Sergey Stanishev's Socialist Party (BSP) is catching up.
A decision of Bulgaria's Directorate for National Construction Control has repealed a permit issued for residential construction in a protected area with sand dunes on the Black Sea coast near the top resort of Nessebar.
Sergey Stanishev, head of the opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party and the Party of European Socialists, and ex PM, has slammed Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev for being subservient to the Borisov Cabinet and the ruling party GERB.
Sotir Tsatsarov is to be sworn in as Bulgaria's new prosecutor general on January 10 for a seven-year term, the prosecutor's office announced on Friday.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has made it to Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung 'S selection of 83 statements made by various politicians in 2012.
Bulgaria's birth rate plummeted to a record low in 2012.
Photos of the Tsarevets Fortress at the Bulgarian medieval capital Veliko Tarnovo have popped up on travel website advertising Turkish destinations.
Over 300 000 Bulgarians with the most popular Bulgarian name – Ivan – and its derivatives – are set to celebrate one of Bulgaria's most popular name days – Ivanovden, i.
The actual unemployment rate in Bulgaria is exceptionally high, over 17-18% of the active population, according to Dimitar Brankov, Deputy Chair of the Bulgarian Industrial Association (BIA).
Drivers in Bulgaria have to buy by the end of January their toll stickers – the so-called vignettes - for 2013, preferably those valid for the whole year as they are the best deal.
Bulgarian capital Sofia marks on January 4th, 2013 the 135th anniversary since its liberation from Ottoman rule.
A total of 392 penal rulings worth BGN 184 700 have been issued in the period June-December 2012 for violations of the full smoking ban in indoor public places.
Serbian coach Miodrag Jesic has been tipped to become the new coach of Bulgarian side CSKA Sofia, according to a Bulgarian media report.
Palmi Ranchev has been named Bulgaria's new national boxing team coach.
Bulgarian giants CSKA Sofia have fired their coach Stoycho Mladenov, local media announced on Friday.
Bulgaria's young, but great tennis star Grigor Dimitrov turned into the big sensation of the quarter-finals at the Brisbane International after easing past seventh seed Jurgen Melzer.
Brazil's weightlifting federation plans to hire Bulgaria's former Olympic weightlifting champion Galabin Boevski as coach or consultant even though he is convicted and jailed, according to reports.
Unknown offenders tried to steal an ATM of First Investment Bank (FIB) in Sofia by pulling it with metal ropes.
A Bulgarian court has frozen over BGN 4 M in assets of the notorious former head of the state-owned National Road Infrastructure Fund, who is standing trial for office abuse, an anti-crime commission said on Friday.
Bulgarians are proud to be pessimistic.
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One year ago Andy and Lindsay Thomas and their three kids found 6-year-old Gavin through an adoption agency. He lives in an orphanage in Bulgaria and is in desperate need of medical care. He has stage four renal failure.
NATO has started deploying Patriot missiles in Turkey Friday to defend against threats from neighbouring Syria, according to the US military's European Command (Eucom).
Famed French actress and animal rights campaigner Brigitte Bardot will request Russian nationality Friday if plans to euthanize two elephants at a zoo in the French city of Lyon go ahead, it has been announced.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is the most powerful person in the world, according to US magazine Foreign Policy.
German Environment Minister Peter Altmaier has vowed that Germany would never again return to nuclear energy.
The United States is still interested in missile defense cooperation with Russia, according to US State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland.
A former commander of the Turkish military, Ismail Hakki Karadayi, has been released pending trial after authorities detained him for his alleged role in a 1997 coup that forced an Islamic-leaning government from power.
A Pakistani girl shot in the head by the Taliban has been discharged from a Birmingham hospital as an inpatient, BBC reported.
Venezuela's President, Hugo Chavez, is suffering from "complications" brought on by a "severe lung infection" which developed after surgery, officials say.
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