Current Bulgarian President, Rosen Plevneliev, provides cover-up and protection for particular business interests, according to banker Tsvetan Vassilev (Corporate Commercial Bank, CCB).
Bulgarian caretaker Transport Minister Kristian Krastev will organize a meeting with the largest creditors of the Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ) on Monday to discuss the future of the heavily indebted company.
Most of banks in Cyprus will reopen on Tuesday, March 23, announced the Central Bank of Cyprus Monday.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a statement suggesting support for the bailout agreement reached between the EU and Cyprus.
The former Cabinet of Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, and his Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria party, GERB, have given away at least BGN 41 M in public tenders in the last days of their rule.
If it wins the election, the Bulgarian Socialist Party, BSP, will abolish the flat tax and reverse to a progressive income tax.
The Eurozone finance ministers have reached a deal on the EUR 10 B bailout for Cyprus, whichis to avert the collapse of the country's banking system and the use of the EUR.
Deutsche Bank and Citi Group have declared their readiness to provide a loan of up to EUR 250 M to the Bulgarian Energy Holding (BEH), according to a media statement posted on the website of BEH.
UK Prime Minister David Cameron has announced measures to restrict immigrants' access to state support for unemployment, housing and health care.
Bulgaria has absorbed around BGN 1.3 M in EU funds in the first two months of 2013 under the seven operational programs, according to information of the Finance Ministry.
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso has issued a statement saluting the bailout deal reached between Cyprus and the EU, and pledging solidarity with Cypriots.
The number of asylum seekers in Europe is growing due to global conflicts and poverty, according to data of the EU statistics office.
Bulgarian nationalist Ataka party submitted to national election authorities its registration for May 12 early general elections.
Activists, analysts and officials from various circles in Bulgaria have come to question the authenticity of the recently student protest movement.
Bulgaria's caretaker Prime Minister Marin Raykov has called on police officers to do everything possible to eliminate vote-buying at the upcoming early elections.
A bomb alert for the Sofia City Court has caused the evacuation of the main courthouse in the Bulgarian capital Monday morning.
Bulgarian Christians celebrate Monday one of the most important Christian holidays - Annunciation.
Bulgaria's Ministry of Infrastructure has ordered the cessation of construction activities in a site in the Ropotamo nature reserve near the Black Sea.
A weak earthquake of magnitude 3 on the Richter scale has been recorded Monday evening near the town of Topolovgrad in southeastern Bulgaria.
Code yellow for potentially dangerous weather has been declared over parts of southern Bulgaria due to heavy rains expected Tuesday.
Construction is under way in the heart of Bulgaria's Ropotamo nature reserve, alarmed Monday investigative website Bivol.
Russian researchers have discovered bacteria yet unknown to science in a water sample drawn from the subglacial Lake Vostok in Antarctica.
About 500 acres of pine forests have been destroyed by hurricane-like winds that ravaged the Bulgarian historical town of Koprivshtitsa Friday into Saturday.
Screenings of Bulgarian post-communist drama movie "Tilt" of director Viktor Chuchkov Jr. in Germany will start on May 9.
Bulgaria has won a total of six medals at the European Championship in Tbilisi, Georgia, the Bulgarian Wrestling Federation announced.
Sources from Bulgaria's Main Directorate for Combatting Organized Crime, GDBOP, have confirmed off-the-record that the recent kidnapping of the daughter of alleged Bulgarian drug lord Evelin Banev AKA Brendo was done to keep him tight-lipped in Court.
Todor Kolarov, the former head of Bulgaria's Commission for Establishing of Property Acquired from Criminal Activity, has been exonerated of conflict of interests by the Sofia Administrative Court.
Bulgaria's Chief Prosecutor, Sotir Tsatsarov, has ordered the reopening of the investigation in the notorious case in the death of Todor Todorov AKA Chakara.
1. Why have Bulgarian caretaker Ministers engaged in a flurry of interviews instead of doing what needs to be done?
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