Bulgaria's Food Bank Names New Head of Board
Dejan Glescic, Director of Marketing and Communication at SG EkspresBank Bulgaria, has been named chairman of the Board at the Bulgarian Food Bank.
Business | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 17:24
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ARCHIVE - 14 March 2013
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Bulgaria's Food Bank Names New Head of BoardNew CEO Heads Kraft Foods Bulgaria
Bulgaria Nixes Contract with Czech Consultant for Bourse Sale
Bulgaria's Bourse Sale Fails
Bulgaria's New EconMin Axes Tourism Deputy
Politics
Bulgarian Socialist MEP Accuses EC of Using Double StandardsBulgarian President Embarks on EU Summit Visit to Brussels
Bulgarian, Romanian MEPs: EC Monitoring Mechanism Is Inefficient
Alert over Bulgarian Ex PM Assassination Plot Unreliable - Prosecutor
Bulgarian E-Govt Minister: Computers Won't Destroy Jobs
Bulgarian Parliament Officially Adjourned
Bulgaria's 41st Parliament to Hold Its Last Session Thursday
Society
Young Lady Killed as Gusty Winds Hit BulgariaBulgarian Catholic Bishop Praises New Pope's Humility
Life of Sofia Self-Immolator Still in Danger
Crime
Bulgaria Ex Agriculture Minister Fully Cleared in CourtSofia City Prosecutor May Face Disciplinary Proceedings
Sofia Appellate Prosecutor Resigns amid Disciplinary Proceedings
Deranged Man Throws Acid at Bulgarian Prostitutes in France
Bulgaria's High-Profile 'Octopus' Trial Back in Court
Views on BG
Bulgaria Cabinet Faces Tough Task of Tackling PovertyWorld
New Pope Warns Catholic Church of Turning into NGOPope Francis Ends First Day with Mass
Francis Begins Papacy with Prayer
Xi Jinping Named China's New President
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Open Letter to UKIP's Nigel Farage on Insulting BulgariansBusiness
New CEO Heads Kraft Foods Bulgaria
Ivaylo Naydenov has been appointed at the beginning of March as the new executive director of Kraft Foods Bulgaria.
Business | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 14:59
Bulgaria Nixes Contract with Czech Consultant for Bourse Sale
Bulgaria has suspected the contract with Czech company Patria Corporate Finance after decided to abandon the privatization of the bourse.
Bulgaria's Bourse Sale Fails
Bulgaria has given up on plans to find an investor for its only stock exchange and sell it during the first quarter of 2013.
Bulgaria's New EconMin Axes Tourism Deputy
Bulgaria's newly appointed Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism, Asen Vasilev, has demanded the resignation of his deputy in charge of tourism, Ivo Marinov.
Politics
Bulgarian Socialist MEP Accuses EC of Using Double Standards
Bulgarian socialist MEP Iliyana Yotova has criticized the European Commission for deploying double standards in evaluating the fight against corruption in EU Member States.
Bulgarian President Embarks on EU Summit Visit to Brussels
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has arrived in Brussels for a two-day EU leaders summit focused on reviewing economic policy and promoting jobs and growth.
Bulgarian, Romanian MEPs: EC Monitoring Mechanism Is Inefficient
Bulgarian and Romanian MEPs have opposed the cooperation and verification mechanism of the European Commission (CVM) deployed to monitor reforms in the sphere of justice and home affairs in the two countries for the past six years.
Alert over Bulgarian Ex PM Assassination Plot Unreliable - Prosecutor
There is no reliable information implicating ethnic Turkish leader Ahmed Dogan in the preparation of an attack against Boyko Borisov at the time when he was Chief Secretary of the Interior Ministry, according to Chief Prosecutor Tsatsarov.
Bulgarian E-Govt Minister: Computers Won't Destroy Jobs
The implementation of an electronic government in Bulgaria will not have a harmful effect on jobs, newly appointed Minister Roman Vasilev has assured.
Bulgarian Parliament Officially Adjourned
Bulgaria's Parliament has been officially adjourned ahead of the upcoming snap elections due to take place on May 12.
Bulgaria's 41st Parliament to Hold Its Last Session Thursday
Bulgaria's 41st Parliament is to hold its very last session on Thursday, one day after President Rosen Plevneliev issued a decree that adjourned it.
Society
Young Lady Killed as Gusty Winds Hit Bulgaria
A young woman has been killed by a scaffolding in the town of Gabrovo, Northern Bulgaria, as strong winds hit the country.
Society | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 21:36
Bulgarian Catholic Bishop Praises New Pope's Humility
Christo Proykov, the Bulgarian Greek Catholic Bishop of Sofia, has lauded the election of Pope Francis, emphasizing his humbleness.
Society | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 11:46
Life of Sofia Self-Immolator Still in Danger
The life of the 52-year-old man who set himself on fire in front of the presidential palace in downtown Sofia remains in danger, newly appointed caretaker Health Minister Nikolay Petrov said Thursday.
Society | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 09:36
Crime
Bulgaria Ex Agriculture Minister Fully Cleared in Court
Ventsislav Varbanov, Bulgaria's former agriculture minister in the right-wing government of Ivan Kostov, has been conclusively cleared of embezzlement charges.
Crime | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 18:48
Sofia City Prosecutor May Face Disciplinary Proceedings
Bulgaria's Chief Prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov has submitted a proposal with the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) for initiating disciplinary proceedings against Sofia City Prosecutor Nikolay Kokinov over a breach of the system for random assignment of lawsuit
Crime | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 14:16
Sofia Appellate Prosecutor Resigns amid Disciplinary Proceedings
Sofia Appellate Prosecutor Angel Iliev has resigned as an administrative head of the unit.
Crime | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 13:17
Deranged Man Throws Acid at Bulgarian Prostitutes in France
A 46-year old "dissatisfied customer" who threw acid at three Bulgarian prostitutes in Lyon has been arrested, according to French media.
Crime | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 12:41
Bulgaria's High-Profile 'Octopus' Trial Back in Court
A Bulgarian court will convene on March 14 to resume the hearings in a high profile criminal case, known as "Octopus".
Crime | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 08:57
Views on BG
Bulgaria Cabinet Faces Tough Task of Tackling Poverty
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has told the BBC that the interim government he appointed on Tuesday must turn Bulgaria in a new direction, towards transparency, efficiency, and cooperation.
Views on BG | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 07:33
World
New Pope Warns Catholic Church of Turning into NGO
Pope Francis has warned the Catholic Church would become "a compassionate NGO" without spiritual renewal.
World | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 21:05
Pope Francis Ends First Day with Mass
Pope Francis has spent his first day at the helm of the Catholic Church meeting people in Rome ahead of a Sistine Chapel Mass with cardinals.
World | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 18:18
Francis Begins Papacy with Prayer
Pope Francis has begun his first day at the helm of the Catholic Church with a private prayer ahead of Mass with cardinals later on Thursday.
World | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 15:23
Xi Jinping Named China's New President
General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China Xi Jinping was elected Chinese President Thursday morning at the session of the 12th National People's Congress.
World | March 14, 2013, Thursday // 07:13
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